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The departed: the filmmakers we lost in 2019
Our roll call of film figures who passed away in 2019, compiled by Bob Mastrangelo, with links to individual obituaries.
Monday 10 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
The many faces of Federico Fellini – part four: la famiglia Fellini
As a major BFI retrospective celebrates the centenary of Fellini’s birth, we explore some of the themes that made his work such a dazzling highpoint in 20th-century art cinema, here with Philip Kemp on the director’s close family of collaborators.
Friday 7 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
Mr. Jones review: the horrors of the Holodomor, witnessed by a Welsh reporter
A fearless journalist investigates the famine in Ukraine during WWII in this overstretched but nobly intentioned drama directed by Agnieszka Holland, writes Philip Kemp.
Thursday 6 February 2020 -
Kirk Douglas obituary: the Hollywood star who burned fierce and long
An immigrant ragman’s son who became the last of Hollywood’s golden age male stars, Douglas – who has died aged 103 – stamped his mark on the screen with a combustive determination and magnetism, writes Lee Server.
Thursday 6 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
Overwhelmed by the sheer volume of television shows competing for your attention? Scott Bryan can help to guide you through the maze.
Wednesday 5 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
Plus One review: an old-school romcom, for better, for worse
Singletons Jack Quaid and Alice Erskine team up to be each other’s wedding dates in a run-of-the-mill romantic comedy that offers only the most predictable of pleasures, writes Violet Lucca.
Wednesday 5 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
Unbelievable review: an exemplary depiction of how to investigate sexual assault
Netflix’s true detective series is an object lesson in how to turn journalism into drama – and make drama with a message, says Sheila O’Malley.
Wednesday 5 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
Daniel Isn’t Real review: an enjoyably edgy psychological horror
In Adam Egypt Mortimer’s smart thriller, Miles Robbins plays a traumatised young man and Patrick Schwarzenegger his sadistic, imaginary childhood friend, writes Lou Thomas.
Wednesday 5 February 2020 -
Ten of the best from Sundance 2020
Our critics roundup some of the most exciting titles that premiered at Park City this year, from Josephine Decker’s haunting new film Shirley and Eliza Hittman’s abortion drama Nevery Rarely Sometimes Always to Kirsten Johnson’s poignant documentary about her dying father and Miranda July’s con comedy Kajillionaire.
Tuesday 4 February 2020 -
From the Magazine
The Oscars boost: how awards season plays out at the box office
Prize speculation helps to sell tickets, but with a glut of quality films released just in time to qualify for the big awards, the chances of cashing in diminish, writes Charles Gant.
Tuesday 4 February 2020
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