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3788 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 18/11/2025.

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Kirk Jones • Director of I Swear

Interview: Kirk Jones • Director of I Swear

"I was looking at a really powerful mix of humour, emotion and tragedy"

The English director reveals the genesis of his rousing film, inspired by the complex life of Scot John Davidson, an emblematic figure for Tourette syndrome  

18/11 | Arras 2025

Review: Think of England

Review: Think of England

Richard Hawkins’ sophomore feature is a puzzling yet entertaining tale zooming in on a British army unit assembled to produce morale-boosting pornographic films for soldiers  

17/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Competition

Review: I Swear

Review: I Swear

Kirk Jones pulls off a film brimming with humanity and vitality which blends drama and humour to follows the extraordinary trajectory of a man affected by Tourette syndrome  

14/11 | Arras 2025

Series review: Just Act Normal

Series review: Just Act Normal

Janice Okoh’s series is a perfectly calibrated combination of comedy and drama, taking us on a journey into the private world of a family which is doing everything it can to stay together  

12/11 | Geneva 2025

Review: Die My Love

Review: Die My Love

Jennifer Lawrence rejects motherhood and marriage, and attempts to salvage herself, in Lynne Ramsay’s torrid psychodrama  

06/11 | Films | Reviews | USA/Canada/UK

Review: Anemone

Review: Anemone

Absent for the past eight years, Daniel Day-Lewis leads the cast of his son Ronan’s debut film: a family drama which loses its way between overly contemplative moments and symbolic visions  

05/11 | UK/USA

Jim O’Hanlon wraps The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes

Jim O’Hanlon wraps The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes

Based on the best-selling novel by Anna McPartlin and toplined by Niamh Algar and Sam Claflin, the story follows the titular woman, who cherishes her ordinary life even as it draws to an end  

30/10 | Production | Funding | Ireland/Netherlands/UK

Review: Good Boy

Review: Good Boy

Jan Komasa’s new movie is a dark, high-impact thriller on the themes of re-education and the family unit as a protective but also imprisoning force, starring Stephen Graham and Anson Boon  

28/10 | Rome 2025

Review: Kenny Dalglish

Review: Kenny Dalglish

Asif Kapadia delivers a new portrait of a sporting icon, intertwining it with a dramatic season for international football – and for English football in particular  

23/10 | Rome 2025

Paul Greengrass’s new feature The Uprising in the works

Paul Greengrass’s new feature The Uprising in the works

Set during the English Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 and starring Andrew Garfield, the pic follows a farmer who becomes the leader of a rebellion against the crown forces of King Richard II  

23/10 | Production | Funding | USA/UK/Germany/Denmark

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