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Film reviews: ‘The Testament of Ann Lee,’ ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,’ and ‘Young Mothers’
Feature A full-immersion portrait of the Shakers’ founder, a zombie virus brings out the best and worst in the human survivors, and pregnancy tests the resolve of four Belgian teenagers
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple – ‘a macabre morality tale’
The Week Recommends Ralph Fiennes stars in Nia DaCosta’s ‘exciting’ chapter of the zombie horror
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The Voice of Hind Rajab: ‘innovative’ drama-doc hybrid
The Week Recommends ‘Wrenching’ film about the killing of a five-year-old Palestinian girl in Gaza
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The 8 best biopic movies of the 21st century (so far!)
the week recommends Not all true stories are feel good tales, but the best biopics offer insight into broader social and political trends
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Film review: ‘The Choral’
Feature Ralph Fiennes plays a demanding aesthete
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Lucasfilm passes ‘Star Wars’ torch to new leaders
Speed Read Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down after 14 years at the company
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Hamnet: a ‘slick weepie’ released in time for Oscar glory?
Talking Point Heartbreaking adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s bestselling novel has a ‘strangely smooth’ surface
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The 8 best spy movies of all time
the week recommends Excellence in espionage didn’t begin — or end — with the Cold War
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Brigitte Bardot: the bombshell who embodied the new France
Feature The actress retired from cinema at 39, and later become known for animal rights activism and anti-Muslim bigotry
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How can Iron Man become Doctor Doom?
The Explainer With Robert Downey Jr set to return to the MCU as the Marvel arch-villain, we explore how he can play both characters – and who else is set to feature alongside him in Avengers: Doomsday
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‘No Other Choice,’ ‘Dead Man’s Wire,’ and ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’
Feature A victim of downsizing turns murderous, an angry Indiana man takes a lender hostage, and a portrait of family by way of three awkward gatherings
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A modern ‘Lord of the Flies,’ a zombie sequel and Jodie Foster’s first French-speaking lead role in January movies
the week recommends This month’s new releases include ‘The Plague,’ ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ and ‘A Private Life’
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Who will be the next James Bond?
In Depth Five years on from Daniel Craig’s swansong in No Time to Die, rumours over his replacement continue to swirl
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Avatar: Fire and Ash – third instalment feels like ‘a relic of an earlier era’
Talking Point Latest sequel in James Cameron’s passion project is even ‘more humourless’ than the last
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