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L ike Eminem’s 2004 single Mosh, the new comedy The Sweet East opens with contextless audio of schoolchildren reciting the United States’ pledge of allegiance. And in …

W ith his narratively oblique yet emotionally legible new film Monster, one-time Palme d’Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda adds another entry to his scrapbook of fractured f…

S teve McQueen introduced the Cannes Special Screening of his 4.5 hour Holocaust documentary, saying: “It’s about what’s under your bed and on your doorstep.” The Brit…

A fter years of increasingly wayward sequels and spinoffs, F9 got the Fast and Furious franchise back on solid asphalt with a renewed focus on the character dynamics …

S even years after her hormone-infused directorial debut The Edge of Seventeen, Kelly Fremon Craig returns to the big screen with her adaptation of Judy Blume’s Are Yo…

T his year marks a decade since Noah Baumbach ’s Frances Ha danced her way into UK cinemas. Co-written by and starring Greta Gerwig , the film follows aspiring dancer…

S et over the course of a summer’s working day in a fig orchard in rural Tunisia, Erige Sehiri’s pastoral fiction debut follows a group of seasonal labourers in a para…

I n preparation for an English class module on classic F. Scott Fitzgerald novel The Great Gatsby, I sat down and watched the 2013 film adaptation of the novel directe…

A midst a sea of compilations with titles such as “Regina George being iconic for 3 minutes,” there’s one specific moment from Mean Girls I find myself returning to wa…

S ometimes, I wish there had been a tiny camera attached to the side of my head. If there was then I wouldn’t need to struggle with the fickle nature of memory, I coul…

E xciting news for UK cinemagoers: Picturehouse Cinemas have joined MUBI GO’s ever-expanding network of partner venues across. For the uninitiated, a subscription to M…