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'My favourite part of the house is the period features, especially the large windows and high ceilings'

See how this couple has updated their elegant Victorian property, making it a modern family home full of classic touches

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‘We live with a gun to our heads’: how Iran is targeting protesters in Britain

As David Cameron says the Iranian regime threatens people on UK soil, Iranians talk about the threats, harassment and intimidation they experience for organising British protests

The Guardian - UK

Fremont review – utterly delightful Jarmuschian drama

An Afghan translator who has escaped the Taliban for a California bedsit searches for connection in Babak Jalali’s black-and-white charmer

The Guardian - UK

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Fremont review – fortune cookie writer looking for love in deadpan migrant drama

Hints of early Jim Jarmusch in Babak Jalali’s dreamy fourth feature, with fine supporting turns from The Bear’s Jeremy Allen White and Gregg Turkington

The Guardian - UK

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

From K-Bran twiddling Poirot’s whiskers at Michelle Yeoh in A Haunting in Venice to John David Washington battling to save humanity in Disney’s much anticipated The Creator, we round up the 13 best films to see in September

Evening Standard

Film festival to close with UK premiere starring former TV journalist

Edinburgh International Festival has announced this year’s film festival will close with a “wry wit and off-beat humour” film.

The National (Scotland)

Sundance 2023: Fiction Films of Note

In the third of a four-part survey, our film critic CJ Sheu reviews four more narrative films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

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Manchester's Iranian protesters suffer wave of chest infections as they enter 30th night sleeping on street

"If we were British we wouldn’t be ignored"

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Iranian protesters live under the watchful eye of the country's repressive security forces, but they refuse to back down

For a month, protests have persisted in Iran, despite the government ramping-up its efforts to suppress it. But women like Donya say they won't stop demonstrating until real change is won.

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