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The North review – old friends’ trek through the Highlands might be the ultimate hiking film

Patiently following the progress of two pals’ reunion across Scotland, director Bart Schrijver achieves a majestic drama that never forces its epiphanies

The Guardian - UK

The 8 best movies we saw at Cannes Film Festival 2025

CANNES 2025: The best of this year’s festival as selected by Jacob Stolworthy, including a a nerve-shredding drama that caused loud gasps from viewers

The Independent UK

Stuntwoman sues Kevin Costner over alleged ‘violent rape scene’ she was forced to do without her consent

Stunt double Devyn LaBella claims she was the victim of a “violent, unscripted, unscheduled rape scene directed by Kevin Costner,” according to a new lawsuit filed Tuesday in California.

The Independent UK

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Prime Video is about to lose one of the best war movies ever made — and it’s just as good as ‘Saving Private Ryan’

Prime Video is removing Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" this month, and you need to stream this stunning war movie while you can.

Tom’s Guide

Kevin Costner and Horizon producers sued by stunt performer over ‘violent unscripted’ rape scene

Devyn LaBella is suing the actor-director and the producers of his film Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2 alleging breach of contract, with Costner denying all allegations

The Guardian - AU

Tom Cruise Is a Violet? Tramell Tillman's Metaphor Explains Everything About Mission Impossible's Humanity and Boxoffice Sucess

After working in Mission: Impossible Final Reckoning, the stage trained actor is ready for the next era in his career. Tramell Tillman loves flowers, travelling and working with Tom Cruise.

Latin Times

11 Movie Filming Locations That Make Perfect Road Trip Destinations

Time to fill up the tank.

Marie Claire

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Scottish director’s film set during Highland Clearances takes Cannes by storm

A SCOTTISH director’s film set during the Highland Clearances has made waves at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival ...

The National (Scotland)

Letitia Wright describes ‘huge burden’ of representation on black artists

Black Panther actor tells of deep sense of responsibility when making directorial debut about effects of knife crime

The Guardian - UK

HBO has finally announced the new Harry, Ron and Hermione for the next 10 years of Harry Potter

The upcoming series is set to debut in 2027

Total Film

Sudden Fear: the 1952 noir that cemented Joan Crawford’s star – again

With this tale of love turned sour, Crawford forged an unprecedented Hollywood archetype: the now-prevalent actor-turned-executive producer

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s very risky’: the Philippou brothers on horror films, back yard wrestling and knocking back Hollywood

Their new film Bring Her Back is in cinemas soon and a sequel to their hit debut Talk To Me is in the works, but the LA-based directors say Adelaide still feels like home

The Guardian - AU

From legal issues to reshoots: is the Michael Jackson biopic cursed?

A two-part film looking at the King of Pop’s career is undergoing more behind-the-scenes issues, including the problem of how to address troubling allegations

The Guardian - US

Nostalgia isn't killing cinema; it's all it's got left. And that has to change.

While critics blame sequels for cinema's decline, original films aren't drawing crowds either. It's time for a radical rethink.

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The Independent UK

Netflix secures record-breaking deal for Richard Linklater’s divisive Nouvelle Vague

The film is a retelling of the making of the French classic ‘Breathless’

The Guardian - UK

The Ritual review – Al Pacino is priestly mastermind in tale of infamous real-life exorcism

Pacino is somewhat flat and Dan Stevens seems to be waiting for the final curtain as they with a young woman in Iowa apparently possessed by a demon

Inverse

75 Years Ago, A Shockingly Dark Sci-Fi Adventure Tried To Predict The Space Race

First to (fictional) Mars.

The Guardian - UK

Autumn review – amazing landscape plays central role in Portuguese wine-family drama

Set in the Douro valley, Antonio Sequeira’s softly drawn portrait of a family in flux never quite ferments to anything more than a light tipple about the passing of time

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The Guardian - UK

The Venus Effect review – a sizzling queer romcom without the cliches

A funny, heart-on-sleeve Danish drama that cleverly captures the complexities of coming out and queer identity with a character that wonders: am I gay enough to be gay?

The Guardian - UK

Bogancloch review – the further adventures of a Scottish hermit in Ben Rivers’ beguiling essay

Rivers returns to document a past subject, Jake Williams, whose reclusive Scottish forest existence is fascinating but defies explanation

The Independent UK

The adorable reason Chris Evans skipped Cannes film premiere

Evans’s co-stars appeared on the red carpet in his absence

The Guardian - UK

Marcel Ophuls obituary

Documentary film-maker best known for The Sorrow and the Pity and Hotel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie

International Business Times

Filmmaker Panahi Cheered On Return To Iran After Cannes Triumph

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi was given a hero's welcome by supporters on his return to Tehran on Monday after winning the top prize at the Cannes film festival, footage posted on social media showed.

The Independent UK

Fountain of Youth film becomes streaming success despite negative reviews

Guy Ritchie’s latest film is defying both critics and audiences

The Independent UK

Marcel Ophuls, the Oscar-winning filmmaker who forced France to face its WWII past, is dead at 97

Marcel Ophuls, the Academy Award-winning German-born filmmaker whose landmark 1969 documentary “The Sorrow and the Pity” shattered the comforting myth that most of France had resisted the Nazis during World War II — has died at 97

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