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The best films of 2024 in the UK so far

Seduced by Sam Taylor-Johnson’s woozy Amy Winehouse biopic and kicked into tomorrow by Dev Patel’s Monkey Man, we replay six fantastic months of film

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Laurent Cantet obituary

French film director who won the Palme D’Or at the Cannes film festival with his improvisatory education drama The Class

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Director Robin Campillo's 'Red Island' Explores Post-Colonial Tensions In Madagascar

Explore childhood, family dynamics, and colonial legacies in 1970s Madagascar through French director Robin Campillo's 'Red Island.'

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Oscar predictions 2024: who will win, who should win – and who was snubbed

Is Oppenheimer a lock across the board? Does Barbie have any chance? Our critic makes his final predictions – and highlights the most egregious omissions

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Red Island review – cocktails, colonialism and comics in 70s Madagascar

The last days of French rule on the island play out though the eyes of a young boy in 100 Beats Per Minute director Robin Campillo’s autobiographically-inspired drama

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Sex, lies and sundowners: Robin Campillo on turning his army brat childhood into a film

The cult director grew up on the luscious island of Madagascar just as it was casting off French rule. It was a deliriously happy time for him – but now he realises what was really going on

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Marie-Ange Luciani wins Toscan du Plantier Award for Anatomy of a Fall film

Marie-Ange Luciani, producer of the Oscar-nominated film Anatomy of a Fall, wins the Toscan du Plantier Award at the Cesar Academie ceremony in Paris.

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Red Island review – beauty and colonialism in a French childhood in Madagascar

This visually exquisite, tender film about a boy growing up in a military air base on an former colony is a wonderful watch

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Paris announces its bid to become Europe’s Hollywood

With a local film industry that was already flourishing, France is now setting its sights on becoming the next major destination for film shoots. French Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak has recently announced a substantial investment of €500 million, dedicated to developing the necessary infrastructure. Adding to the cinematic landscape,…

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