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Vanessa Kirby and Lewis Pullman to play astronauts in The Spacesuit

Vanessa Kirby and Lewis Pullman have been cast in Kitty Green's sci-fi thriller The Spacesuit.

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TV tonight: a Swedish psychological thriller about a murky murder

Jana Berzelius is a steely public prosecutor with a mysterious past. Plus: Gabrielle, Yard Act and Jordan Rakei play their new hits. Here’s everything to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The Great Escaper to Poolman: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Glenda Jackson’s swansong – and probably Michael Caine’s – is an impossibly moving drama about the D-day’s 70th-anniversary bash in Normandy. Plus, Chris Pine’s jolly, silly mashup of The Big Lebowski and Chinatown

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The Royal Hotel review: boiling over with cathartic female rage

This is a searing comment on contemporary gender politics

Evening Standard

The Royal Hotel review – nerve-shredding outback thriller

Julia Garner is superb as a US backpacker working in a menacing, middle-of-nowhere Australian bar in Kitty Green’s follow-up to The Assistant

The Guardian - UK

The Royal Hotel review – outback noir shows sinister sexism behind the banter

Kitty Green’s film stars Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick as backpackers forced to take a dodgy-sounding job dealing with the boozy miners in the dusty middle of nowhere

The Guardian - UK

How Kitty Green took on Weinstein – then a mining town in the Outback

The director has followed up Weinstein drama The Assistant with The Royal Hotel, about two backpackers forced to work in a toxically male Australian bar. Warning: contains spoilers

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Ranking the 10 biggest upcoming film releases for October 2023

Let's check out some of the most promising movies coming out this month in theaters.

USA Today Sports Media Group

"Royal Hotel" an uneasy watch for women

Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick star as two women stuck in a remote mining town with gross, pushy, sexist men

Salon

Movie Review: Check out 'The Royal Hotel' but don't linger in this subtle horror flick

“The Royal Hotel” is a horror movie but don’t expect any jump-cuts, scary masks or serial killers

The Independent UK

‘The Royal Hotel’ offers subtle menace as drunks harass the new help at a remote pub

Julia Garner (‘Ozark’) and Jessica Henwick do impressive work as the backpackers stuck working at a foreboding Australian tavern.

Chicago Sun-Times

London film festival: privilege and poverty collide in big British cinema showcase

Emerald Fennell’s starry Saltburn opens this year’s festival, with Daniel Kaluuya’s directorial debut The Kitchen closing – bookending a banner year for UK cinema

The Guardian - UK

BFI Screen Talks: Martin Scorsese and Greta Gerwig among the star directors jetting in for on-stage interviews

Tickets are available now for a star-studded line up that includes some of the world’s most celebrated directors

Evening Standard

The Royal Hotel review – feminist thriller starts strong but can’t stay the course

Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick are both impressive in an uneasy Australia-set film toying with genre expectations but tension dissipates in the finale

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TV tonight: second world war babies track down their Black heritage

An emotional journey for children born illegitimately to white mothers and African-American GIs. Plus: four single friends go on the same dinner date. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - AU

Casting JonBenet: a true crime masterpiece that questions what is ‘true’

This astonishing documentary is less about the infamous murder of the six-year-old in 1996, and more about everyone who has obsessed over the case ever since

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