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The Dead Don’t Hurt review – love blossoms amid violence in Viggo Mortensen’s western

The star directs, writes, composes and acts in this beautifully shot and sombre film about an old-school hero in a 19th-century frontier community fraught with tragedy

The Guardian - UK

From Past Lives to Shania Twain: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether it’s Celine Song’s directorial debut with notes on a marriage or songs to impress from country-pop queen, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

The Guardian - UK

Les Indésirables review – Ladj Ly’s clumsy social drama is a let-down

The award-winning director of Cannes hit Les Misérables returns with a muddled and blunt-edged film about underprivileged Parisians

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Silver Dollar Road review – another Raoul Peck documentary triumph

The I Am Not Your Negro director’s adaptation of a 2019 ProPublica investigation effectively connects one family’s story with the larger scourge of legal Black land theft

The Guardian - US

Hayao Miyazaki invites moviegoers to dream with him one last time

The loudest applause on opening night at the Toronto International Film Festival was for Totoro

The Independent UK

Woody Allen: cheered on stage despite fog of accusation that won’t lift

Given rapturous applause at Venice, Allen has – like it or not – become an icon for post-#MeToo confusion around allegations and burdens of proof

The Guardian - UK

Director Pedro Almodóvar explains decision to turn down Brokeback Mountain: ‘I was insecure’

Groundbreaking gay Western starred Jake Gyllenhaal and the late Heath Ledger

The Independent UK

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Coup! review – exuberant class-struggle comedy set in Spanish flu lockdown

The life of an idiotic leftist journalist, isolating in his mansion, is upended by the real world in the form of Peter Sarsgaard’s mutinous chef in this broad, fun caper

The Guardian - UK

5 reasons to go to the cinema in September 2023

Jacob Stolworthy runs through the cinematic events of the month

The Independent UK

Best things to do in Australia this weekend: what to watch, read and cook

In a new weekly column, the team behind pop culture newsletter Saved for Later recommend their latest and/or forthcoming obsessions

The Guardian - AU

The Boy and the Heron review – Miyazaki’s last movie is a fitting swan song

The 82-year-old film-maker’s final animation might not be up there with his greatest but it’s a sweet and soulful goodbye

The Guardian - US

Jawan makes box office history: SS Rajamouli heaps praise on Shah Rukh Khan; actor asks 'tell me if I can be a mass hero'

Ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli gave a big shout out to superstar Shah Rukh Khan, as his latest release 'Jawan' that scripted history at the Indian box office. Taking to his official Twitter handle, the 'RRR' director heaped praise on the Bollywood star saying, "This is the reason why @IamSRK is…

The Times of India

2023's Most Potent Religious Thriller Reveals the Flaws of the MCU Franchise Model

The much-improved sequel to 'The Nun' is proof that there's still life in The Conjuring Universe.

Inverse

James Prichard: A Haunting in Venice is probably Kenneth Branagh's best performance as Hercule Poirot yet - EXCLUSIVE

Kenneth Branagh returns to screens this Friday as the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, his third instalment and most 'thrilling' take on the Agatha Christie novels. As fans of the franchise get ready to hop onboard a Gondola and sail to a haunted palazzo with an ensemble cast including Michelle…

The Times of India

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North Star review – Kristin Scott Thomas makes a ho-hum directorial debut

There are impressive performances from Sienna Miller and Emily Beecham but this comedy drama of sisters coming together for a wedding is forgettable

The Guardian - UK

Can Fantastic Four save Marvel – and DC – from superhero movie malaise?

Comic book legends Mark Millar and David Ayer suggest the genre may have run out of road – can the 2025 return of the classic comic characters to the big screen change that?

The Conversation

The Nun II successfully subverts the classic exorcism movie – a priest explains how

Warning: contains minor spoilers for The Nun II.

Inverse

You Need to Watch the Most Unfairly Forgotten Cult Thriller on Amazon ASAP

This 2018 thriller is anything but a bad time. Now that it's available to stream for free on Amazon Prime Video, here's why Inverse recommends that you check out 'Bad Times at the El Royale' ASAP.

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The Guardian - UK

Jawan review – Shah Rukh Khan vehicle goes like a runaway train

With flair, Khan plays a godly badass, dandyish army vet and a sweetheart with a prospective stepdaughter in an undisciplined showcase of his talents

The Guardian - UK

El Conde to Captain Phillips: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Feted Chilean director Pablo Larraín re-imagines Pinochet as a vampire in a witty new comedy, and Tom Hanks stars in a wonderfully tense pirate thriller

Evening Standard

Green Border review: refugee drama should be required viewing for all

This astounding film, which gives a voice to the voiceless, would make a worthy winner of the festival’s top prize

The Guardian - US

Gonzo Girl review – Patricia Arquette’s directorial debut is a disappointment

The actor makes an underwhelming first feature as film-maker, a thinly etched adaptation of Cheryl Della Pietra’s semi-autobiographical book

Chicago Sun-Times

‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3’: Love’s less bearable the third time around

Nia Vardalos and her screen family will again charm fans willing to overlook clunky pacing and dialogue.

Evening Standard

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 movie review: the party’s over with this shoddy threequel

The first film proved box office gold but the fizz has gone flat and it’s now time to bury the franchise

The Independent UK

Movie Review: In ‘Big Fat Greek Wedding 3,’ the wedding’s in Greece and the formula feels ancient

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