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The festive season can have a strange effect on our perception of time. Days blur together, hours stretch or vanish, and a sense of timelessness sets in. So, what better period to enjoy films that help us to reflect on time itself?

Turner and Bonington duke it out, a fashion icon gets a major show and Chris Ofili tackles the burning tower with swirling emotion

His 24-hour clock made of movie clips was a sensation. Can Doors, a montage of screen stars entering and leaving rooms, beat it? The artist reveals how lockdown and our new age of anxiety pushed him to finish it

Tree Carr tells the fortunes of — and casts spells for — London’s elite. But can she cure Fleur Britten of a bad ex-boyfriend?

He creates endless loops, reconstituted vinyl records and some of the boldest, most creative film montage in the contemporary art world. Christian Marclay has been exploring sound, visuals, collage and reproduction for more than four decades, with multimedia installations, photographs, sound pieces and videos. He joins us as the Pompidou…

These film-makers treat other movies as public property in a collage film pondering the end of reality

After two years online, the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) returned to its regular, outsized form spread across a range of inner-city, suburban and regional Victorian locations.

Whether you want to go out on a loud dinosaur adventure or have a quiet night in with a K-pop boyband, our critics have you covered for the next seven days