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Auteurwear: Why is the fashion industry suddenly producing A-list cinema?

Pedro Almodóvar’s new film is produced by Saint Laurent, which is also funding projects by visionaries including David Cronenberg and Wong Kar-wai. We shouldn’t necessarily be worried, writes Sam Joyce

The Independent UK

What to stream this week: Olivia Rodrigo, LaKeith Stanfield, NBA 2K14 and 'The Little Mermaid'

This week’s new entertainment releases include Olivia Rodrigo's much-anticipated sophomore album, LaKeith Stanfield starring in the eight-part horror fantasy series “The Changeling” and Disney's live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid” starring Halle Bailey

The Independent UK

The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial review – William Friedkin’s final film looks for the truth

A courtroom drama based on events in Herman Wouk’s second world war novel The Caine Mutiny, Friedkin leaves us with a worthy last effort

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The Killer review – terrific David Fincher thriller about a philosophising hitman

Michael Fassbender is perfect in the main role of a yoga-loving assassin who discourses on everything from morality to the Smiths

The Guardian - UK

The Killer movie review: Michael Fassbender is worryingly convincing as an assassin

It’s no Fight Club but David Fincher and his star pretty much pull off this tale of a hunted hit man

Evening Standard

‘Equalizer 3’ cleans up, while ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ score new records

According to studio estimates, the third installment in the Denzel Washington-led “Equalizer” franchise has topped the domestic box office this weekend with $34.5 million

The Independent UK

It takes more than one superhero

Despite the success of "Blue Beetle," Latinos remain the most underrepresented group in films

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The Beast review – Léa Seydoux’s audacious drama throbs with fear

Disaster appears imminent as Seydoux and an impressive George MacKay meet across three different eras in what is maybe Bertrand Bonello’s best movie yet

The Guardian - UK

Filmmaker pays homage to Senegalese roots in tragic tale of love

With her first feature film “Banel & Adama”, Franco-Senegalese director Ramata-Toulaye Sy has chosen to shine a light on Fulani culture. She brings a feminist voice to the story of a young married couple faced with the weight of family tradition.

Radio France Internationale

10 Years Ago, Marvel Learned an Important Lesson — And Promptly Forgot It

In 2013, a 15-minute short finally put the spotlight on a side character and proved women could carry a title in the MCU. It would be at least five more years before Marvel followed through on her legacy.

Inverse

Passages review – body language speaks volumes in seductive three-way love story

Ben Whishaw and Franz Rogowski are brilliantly believable in Ira Sachs’s exploration of a gay marriage that’s challenged when one partner has a passionate affair with a young woman

The Guardian - UK

‘Then the black rain fell’: survivor’s recollections of Hiroshima inspire new film

The 230-page unpublished memoir will reflect the horrors suffered by ordinary Japanese citizens in a feature-length drama

The Guardian - UK

The Palace review – Roman Polanski’s tacky hotel farce is the worst party in town

Set in a hotel on New Year’s eve in 1999, this dismal comedy finds room for John Cleese, Mickey Rourke and Fanny Ardant, but you’ll want to run for the hills

The Guardian - UK

The Palace at Venice Film Festival: Polanski’s name as a filmmaker is in the toilet, along with the humour

That the man who brought us The Pianist and Chinatown could come to this is genuinely upsetting

Evening Standard

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Poor Things movie review: Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone have triumphed again

After The Favourite, this new offering will cement the director's reputation as a brilliant popular filmmaker

Evening Standard

Maestro movie review: Bradley Cooper has brought Leonard Bernstein to vivid life

The actor-director (and co-writer/producer) has pulled off something special, while Carey Mulligan puts in a career-best performance

The Independent UK

Maestro review: Bradley Cooper’s Bernstein film is nicely affectionate – fake nose and all

Cooper is effortlessly charming in a film that’s been making headlines for all the wrong reasons, and his co-star Carey Mulligan is magnificent

The Guardian - UK

Maestro review – Bradley Cooper’s head-flingingly heartfelt Leonard Bernstein biopic

Cooper’s impersonation of the great composer is eerily exact, and gets to the heart of the sacrifices great artists feel they need to make

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Makeup artist who created prosthetic nose for Bradley Cooper film apologises

Kazu Hiro says he was surprised by ‘Jewface’ criticism over actor’s portrayal of composer Leonard Bernstein in biopic Maestro

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Hoard review – a haunting study of loneliness and thwarted sexuality

Luna Carmoon’s deeply strange and compelling study of hysteria shows the ways in which childhood trauma can bloom in adult life

The Guardian - UK

Classical home listening: Bernard Herrmann meets Emily Brontë; Keith Jarrett plays CPE Bach

A Wuthering Heights opera by the man who scored Psycho and The Birds is well worth a listen, while the American piano great makes CPE his own

The Guardian - UK

In Sudan, I rode the roof of the train for three days: why rail is the best way to travel

Memorable trips in France, Sri Lanka, Canada and more underline just how superior the train is to taking a plane

The Independent UK

Emma Stone receives huge praise for ‘fearless’, full-throttle sex scenes in Poor Things

Actor stars in Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest sci-fi, which has been hailed by critics as ‘one of the best films of the year’

The Independent UK

‘You feel the director’s eyes on your body’: How Passages became the saddest, sexiest movie of the year

The year’s most provocative film sees a gay couple (played by Ben Whishaw and Franz Rogowski) left shattered when one of them embarks on an affair with a woman. Tom Murray speaks to Rogowski and director Ira Sachs about criticism, sex scenes and our fascination with love triangles

The Independent UK

Patsy Ferran on stage stardom, performing with Paul Mescal, and Pygmalion: ‘I only ever watched the first 75 per cent of My Fair Lady’

She stepped in to play Blanche to Paul Mescal’s Stanley at the 11th hour. Now she’s taking on her childhood dream role of Eliza Doolittle. Andrzej Lukowski talks to Patsy Ferran, the most exciting stage actor of her generation

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