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The Cine Files: everything you need to see at the cinema in October

From Leonardo DiCaprio in Scorsese’s hugely anticipated Killers of the Flower Moon to the late Glenda Jackson’s moving swansong in The Great Escaper, we round up the eight best films to see in October

Evening Standard

Shayda director Noora Niasari on family violence, Iranian liberation and taking her first film to the Oscars

As a child, the Australian director fled family violence with her mother. Now she’s storming the global festival circuit with a movie about their past

The Guardian - AU

2023's Most Exciting Sci-Fi Filmmaker Could Teach Hollywood a Vital Lesson

'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' director Gareth Edwards returns this week with 'The Creator.' Here's how the sci-fi film makes Edwards' assured, confident style feel more vital than it ever has before.

Inverse

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Every movie and TV series arriving on Netflix in October 2023

Including the recent horror film that took the world by storm

The Independent UK

55 Years Ago, a Legendary Director Made a Cult Classic Thriller — And Invented a New Genre

The grandfather of modern horror tapped into cultural anxieties... but he also made a taut thriller.

Inverse

Group Portrait in a Summer Landscape review – Chekhovian take on the Scottish referendum

An impressive ensemble makes the most of Peter Arnott’s new country house play, set during Scotland’s 2014 independence vote

The Guardian - UK

The Creator review – a truly original man-v-machine sci-fi spectacular

This visually striking action thriller from Monsters director Gareth Edwards, which takes a sympathetic view of artificial intelligence, is a world-building triumph

The Guardian - UK

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Award-winning filmmaker explains why Girl had to be set in Glasgow

SHE came to Glasgow for a month’s work but award-winning actor and director Adura Onashile was so enamoured with the city she made it her home.

The National (Scotland)

The Old Oak review – compassionate refugee drama from Ken Loach

A young Syrian woman and a pub landlord join forces to unite two traumatised communities in the north-east in the veteran director’s forthright, hopeful film

The Guardian - UK

15 aggravating plot holes in otherwise good movies

Even the best filmmakers slip up... Louis Chilton picks the 15 most glaring examples

The Independent UK

40 Years Ago, Christopher Walken Led a Wild Sci-Fi Thriller With a Tragic Reputation

Long overshadowed by an off-set tragedy, this Walken-led chiller deserves to be remembered on its own merits.

Inverse

Martin Scorsese suggests regret over divisive psychological thriller

Scorsese appeared to make the admission in a new interview promoting ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

The Independent UK

Kermode on… Nicolas Roeg: ‘Nothing is what it seems’

In the first of a new monthly Observer column on his favourite film-makers, Mark Kermode salutes the elliptical vision of the director of Don’t Look Now, Walkabout, Performance and so much more

The Guardian - UK

From the London Film Festival to Partygate: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether it’s the city’s annual showcase of cinema or a TV lockdown political satire, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

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‘I came to love David Beckham’: how an Oscar-winning Succession star put Goldenballs’ wild life on screen

He’s most recognisable as the Roy family’s slimy comms chief, but when Leonardo DiCaprio called, Fisher Stevens turned his documentary talents to a footballing legend – and had the time of his life

The Times of India

The Continental director Charlotte Brandstrom: I'm a big fan of the John Wick movies; and to be a part of that franchise was a big honour - Exclusive

In a world where action reigns supreme and vengeance knows no bounds, the "John Wick" franchise has carved its own indelible mark. With spine-tingling combat sequences, a captivating narrative, and a gritty, meticulously crafted universe, it's no wonder that this cinematic masterpiece has garnered legions of fans worldwide. And now,…

The Independent UK

Saw X editor’s neighbours called the police when they heard him working on eye trap scene

Gruesome new horror sequel sees the return of John Kramer, the Jigsaw killer

The Independent UK

11 wild theories that completely change the way you look at famous movies

Louis Chilton takes a look at some of the craziest bits of cinematic speculation out there... that could well be true

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The Independent UK

Film about Titan submersible tragedy already in the works from The Blackening producer

‘Titanic’ director James Cameron previously hit back at claims he was involved in a fiction project about the tragedy

Salon

Peter Facinelli's "creepy" wildfire film

The actor-director spoke to Salon about his career, giving hope on a bleak topic and making fire the antagonist

Inverse

“It Was Really Scary for Us.” How 'The Creator' Pioneered a New Kind of Blockbuster

With its "indie movie" approach to an epic sci-fi saga, 'The Creator' could change how blockbusters are being made.

The Independent UK

At the New York Film Festival, a sluggish fall movie season seeks a higher gear

Momentum has lately been hard to come by at the movies

The Conversation

Coffy: how Blaxploitation star Pam Grier helped lead the way for strong resilient women in film

When Pam Grier’s breakthrough movie Coffy was released in 1973, American International Pictures was clearly confident that her eponymous character was a supercharged heroine who would excite filmgoers.

Evening Standard

Saltburn review: Emerald Fennell’s class-obsessed film is a deliciously twisty tale of grotesque overprivilege

Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi lead a gung-ho cast, which includes Carey Mulligan and Richard E Grant, who is having the time of his life

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Reptile’: Benicio Del Toro’s mesmerizing detective elevates a convoluted thriller

As Netflix film tracks his investigation of a murder, it lingers on his relationships with his wife (Alicia Silverstone) and fellow cops.

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