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Review: Playful and mildly risky, it’s the second best film in the ‘Jurassic’ sequence
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Molly Windsor beats Claire Foy to take leading actress while Sue Perkins highlights pay gap issue
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Journey’s End: A serious version of ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’
Review: Long camera takes give a sense of the claustrophobia of life in the trenches
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Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson wow in Wonder and James Franco hits gold in The Disaster Artist
Happy End review: Michael Haneke's nightmares about the future come true
Michael Haneke’s latest movie never quite gets started
A date from hell in this psychosexual thriller
Kaleidoscope review: Rupert Jones directs his brother Toby in this pleasingly discombobulating thriller
Atomic Blonde: embarrassingly clunky 1980s period detail
They stopped short of having Boy George run Charlize over with a Sinclair C5
Cannes Film Festival begins amid heavy security
Show goes on as Michael Haneke tipped for third Palme D’Or, for ‘Happy End’
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Dad’s Army review: perpetrating a bit of a phoney war
When the film sticks to old jokes, it serves some purpose. But too often we’re stuck in tea shops on dates with Catherine Zeta-Jones
Campbell surprises with leading actress Bafta win
‘Sherlock’ wins gong but Cumberbatch misses out again
Peter Strickland: “Anything to do with sex can fall on its face. All of us were cautious”
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