Barry Keoghan plays man-child with three kids in this social drama
The actor is a single dad about to wed a woman he has known for three months. Not everyone is happy about the news in this tender film with laugh-out-loud moments.
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Inside the repressive Iranian regime via one loving, well-off family
Mohammad Rasoulof, who has served jail time for making films that violate Iran’s censorship laws, fled his homeland ahead of the release of this film, which is well worth a watch.
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy — charming and crackingly funny
Now widowed and in her fifties, Bridget Jones navigates love, loss, and ‘labial lockdown’. Hugh Grant steals scenes, Emma Thompson delivers comic gold, and wet-shirted romance lives on.
‘Can we show someone being shot on live television?’
Journalists who witnessed the terrorist attack on the 1972 Munich Olympics tell the story in the tense thriller September 5.
World away from Bond
The James Bond star gives a raw performance in Queer, based on the semi-autobiographical novella by William S. Burroughs.
Garfield, Pugh in a sobbingly good love story
A chef diagnosed with ovarian cancer is torn between making her mark and spending time with her family.
Tackling Australia’s highest peak was boys own adventure
The Great White Whale documents an attempt to climb Big Ben on Heard Island: have-a-go Australia in its heyday.
Angelina Jolie shines as a misunderstood Maria Callas
The Hollywood actor plays melancholic diva Maria Callas to perfection in this swansong biopic.
Five stars: A Complete Unknown finds perfect lead to play Bob Dylan
Every time Timothee Chalamet sang one of Dylan’s songs I had the urge to clap and cheer for what is a 10-star performance.
Babygirl: Nicole Kidman hits career high with a big O
The fake orgasms by the Australian actor in this bold erotic thriller are evidence of ‘raw, astonishing acting’.
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