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‘Changure Bangaru Raja’ movie review: This Ravi Teja production is a partly-amusing crime comedy

‘Changure Bangaru Raja’ movie review: Karthik Rathnam and Satya shine in this partly-amusing Telugu crime comedy produced by Ravi Teja

The Hindu

Fremont movie review: surprising refugee comedy drama is a thing of wonder

Babak Jalali’s new indie film features The Bear’s Jeremy Allen White and an incredibly natural turn from newcomer Anaita Wali Zada

Evening Standard

Director Michel Franco was issued ‘inaccurate’ warning about Jessica Chastain post-Oscar win

Director says Chastain was ‘the opposite’ of what people predicted

The Independent UK

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Dazed and Confused review – Richard Linklater’s joyously evocative hangout movie

Rereleased for its 30th anniversary, this is a seemingly aimless but actually brilliantly controlled movie about Texan kids in 1976

The Guardian - UK

Rajesh Thaithara from Kerala built the dummy train in the Shah Rukh Khan starrer ‘Jawan’

Rajesh Thaithara's biggest project yet, Jawan, is a 135-ft dummy train built in 26 days with 80 people. He researched the Mumbai Metro, built the 'iron cage' & 8 doors, and got to watch SRK from a distance. He built vehicles for 2.0, Madras Cafe & more.

The Hindu

Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance review – super-stabby sequel a cut above its predecessors

Brisk addition to the British gangster franchise dials down the misogyny and ups the dramatic stakes

The Guardian - UK

Chris Pine’s ‘abysmal’ directorial debut prompts festival walkouts

Pine is being torn to shreds over the ‘spectactular failure’

The Independent UK

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‘As a kid, I’d cry every day seeing homeless people’: Paul Dano on money, fatherhood and being shaved by Brian Cox

With the release of his new film Dumb Money, the endlessly versatile actor talks about turning his back on blockbusters, struggling to lie – and exploring his dark side

The Guardian - UK

Wilderness review – Jenna Coleman craves murder in a fun, fun, fun revenge thriller

The actor is as terrific as ever in this twisty treat of a series about a wife taking revenge on her cheating husband – during the trip of a lifetime

The Guardian - UK

Nyad review – swim biopic lifted by Annette Bening and Jodie Foster

Two stellar performances add weight to Netflix’s uneven retelling of the story of Diana Nyad, who attempted to swim from Cuba to Florida at the age of 64

The Guardian - US

Saw X trailer shows shot-for-shot parody of Nicole Kidman’s viral ad

Australian actor’s AMC advert has also been parodied on ‘Saturday Night Live’ and even became a Halloween costume

The Independent UK

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom: Jason Momoa's trailer sees him embracing an all-new avatar of King, husband and father

Hold your breath, because we're taking a dive into the deep with the trailer of Jason Momoa's grand superhero fantasy action film 'Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom'. After keeping fans waiting months on end for the big trailer drop, the makers on Thursday night, dropped the new clip featuring Jason…

The Times of India

'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom's Dark Trident Repeats an Exhausting Superhero Cliche

Aquaman is back, and so is his arch-nemesis, Black Manta. But Manta's new Black Trident is a little underwhelming in one crucial way.

Inverse

Amber Heard makes blink-and-you-miss-it appearance in first trailer for Aquaman 2

Heard claimed her role had been ‘pared down’ due to her defamation trial against ex-husband Johnny Depp

The Independent UK

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Jessica Chastain calls out ‘shady and clickbait headline’ about her shopping for new movie costume

To get into character for her new movie ‘Memory’, actor shopped for her own costumes to forgo ‘any kind of movie star feeling’

Evening Standard

How to stream Barbie on National Barbie Day

Here's how you can watch the iconic film at home

The Independent UK

Miriam Margolyes says she flashed ‘exhausted’ Martin Scorsese on Age of Innocence set: ‘Breasts never fail’

‘Scorsese has never forgotten it,’ actor writes in new memoir

The Guardian - US

Love at First Sight review – pleasurable enough Netflix rom-com

Haley Lu Richardson and Ben Hardy elevate what could be a throwaway tale of a meet-cute on an international flight

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The Independent UK

Movie Review: A charming Haley Lu Richardson anchors sappy but sweet rom-com ‘Love at First Sight’

She's American, charming, chronically late, and her phone is always running out of juice

Evening Standard

London’s cheapest cinema tickets – some are even a fiver

Though Peckhamplex has been forced to increase prices for the first time in a decade, there’s still plenty of cheap cinema to be had in the capital. Here’s where to find it...

The Guardian - UK

Infamous review – Caroline and Rose Quentin share Emma Hamilton’s scandal

The painter’s muse, who was the mistress of Lord Nelson, remains disappointingly flat in April De Angelis’s new play

The Guardian - UK

Putin will give me a jail sentence for opposing his war in Ukraine, but he won’t silence me

Russia’s president is wrong if he mistakes the silence of most of his people for tacit support, says film-maker Alexander Rodnyansky

The Hindu

September rejig: It’s advantage small films after ‘Salaar’ postpones its release

With ‘Salaar’ deferring its September 28 release date and ‘Skanda’ vying for that long weekend, a bunch of smaller Telugu films such as ‘Changure Bangaru Raja’ and ‘Ramanna Youth’ are poised to release in the preceding weekends

The Independent UK

Chris Pine’s ‘abysmal’ directorial debut prompts festival walkouts

Pine is being torn to shreds over the ‘spectactular failure’

The Guardian - UK

A View from the Bridge review – a fresh look at an elemental tragedy

In Holly Race Roughan’s thrilling and dynamic production, Arthur Miller’s classic about a Brooklyn longshoreman and his family roils with primal passions

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