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Dining across the divide: ‘For him it seems to come down to good immigrants and bad immigrants’

One is a Reform voter who supports Tommy Robinson and thinks Muslims want to take over. The other works with immigrants and knows they’re not here to steal jobs or get benefits. Can they make it through a meal together?

The Guardian - UK

Love at first fight: Kill and the subtlety of extreme violence

Warning: This piece contains graphic descriptions of violence.

Newslaundry

The Bloodiest Revenge Thriller of the Year is Keeping John Wick's Legacy Alive

Not John Wick or 'The Raid,' but a surprising third thing. Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat reveals the harrowing message, and unlikely inspiration, behind his bloody revenge thriller.

Inverse

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Kill review – ultraviolent Indian train thriller is finger-cracking good

This tasty piece of action cinema provides crunches, squelches and and spatter effects as the good guys and bad guys delightfully smash each other to pieces

The Guardian - UK

From Mia Goth in MaXXXine to Scarlett Johansson in Fly Me to the Moon: our pick of July's best films

From Goth thrilling you to the bloody core to Johansson going all Mad Men with the moon landings, these are the best 13 films to watch

Evening Standard

I watched some 40 films at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Here are my top five picks – and one hilarious flop

This year’s Sydney Film Festival’s rich offerings of films more than compensated for the minor technical issues that led to some screenings being interrupted.

The Conversation

New action movie with 100% Rotten Tomatoes score described as "The Raid on a train" as it unveils its first trailer

Kill releases in cinemas on July 5

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‘They are men … they do nothing’: inside the home lives of women around the world

From Bogotá to Dhaka, women are likely to shoulder the bulk of chores and childcare. Six women talk about their duties and the challenge of shifting the burden now and for the next generation

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