6 h. ago Will Christopher Briney return as Conrad for The Summer I Turned Pretty movie?

The Summer I Turned Pretty will be back for a movie

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6 h. ago Will Christopher Briney and Lola Tung return for The Summer I Turned Pretty movie?

Fans of The Summer I Turned Pretty are keen to know all about the movie

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7 h. ago The Summer I Turned Pretty to return with feature length film

The TV series concluded this week.

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7 h. ago Ghost Trail review – pain and paranoia as a Syrian refugee attempts to track down his torturer

Jonathan Millet makes his fiction feature debut with an ambitious slow-burn thriller that opens up a complex world of painThe face of a Syrian refugee is the enigmatic key to this slow-burning drama-thriller, the fiction feature debut of French film-maker Jonathan Millet; it is hard, blank, withdrawn, yet showing us an inexpressible agony, a suppressed, unprocessed trauma, complicated by what is evidently a new strategic wariness. The refugee is Hamid (played by Adam Bessa), a former literature professor from Aleppo who is now in Strasbourg in France in 2016, having suffered torture in Damascus’s notorious Sednaya prison, and the killing of his wife and infant daughter.Hamid asks expatriate Syrians if they know a certain man, showing them a hazy photograph, claiming that this is his cousin. In fact, it is a man who tortured him and Hamid is a member of a ring dedicated to tracking down Syrian war criminals all over Europe. Haunted, exhausted and unhappy, Hamid’s only real relationsh...

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6 d. ago Matthew Goode shares 'real reason' he doesn't appear in final Downton Abbey film

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is set to hit cinemas this week, but one character who won't be returning is Henry Talbot, played by Matthew Goode. There's a reason why he doesn't feature in the film

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9 d. ago Dust to Dreams review – a baffling short film from director Idris Elba

Toronto film festival: The actor recruits Seal for a Lagos-set 19-minute misfire that inelegantly stuffs in far too muchOn the face of it, there’s a formidable aggregation of talent and media firepower on display in this lively but faintly baffling short film set in Lagos, with an original story credit for its producer, the Nigerian super-producer Mo Abudu; it is written and directed by Idris Elba and stars Seal. Within its 19-minute running time it appears to try summarising the action of an entire 90-minute feature film. There isn’t a moment to really relax and explore any relationship in any satisfying and plausible way; the line-readings are rushed and uncomfortable and, most bewilderingly, Seal doesn’t actually get to sing all that much, although as an actor he has a strong and confident address to the camera.The premise is that Millicent (played by Nse Ikpe-Etim) runs a vibrant and hugely successful club in Lagos, but she is very ill, and the question of who is to inherit this...

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1 week ago Netflix’s Narnia Film From Greta Gerwig Returns to London Shoot Featuring Police Chase

Netflix’s Narnia Film From Greta Gerwig Returns to London Shoot Featuring Police Chase  What's on Netflix

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1 week ago Bluey movie release date revealed as parents are told to 'brace yourselves'

Popular children's cartoon Bluey is set to become a feature-length film with Disney and BBC Studios announcing its release date

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2 w. ago Downton Abbey's final film features unexpected cameos from relatives of iconic star

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale will see the beloved period drama come to an end, but one star managed to fit in some real-life family members during the final film

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2 w. ago Straight Circle review – boisterous border guard satire from a director to watch

Venice film festivalOscar Hudson’s feature debut, starring twins Elliott and Luke Tittensor as ritual-performing representatives of fictional warring nations, is an absurdist nightmareBritish documentary and ad director Oscar Hudson makes his feature debut in the Venice critics week sidebar with this high-concept anti-war satire, a through-the-looking-glass absurdist nightmare about realising that the otherness of your enemy is an illusion. There are some bold and ambitious images here, and some interesting split-screen work. Maybe there’s an issue about the style and substance ratio and perhaps the running time is indulgent, but this is a strong piece of work.Twins Elliott and Luke Tittensor play two soldiers of equal rank in opposing armies, called Pte Warne and Pte Arthur. They represent two nations of fictional Ruritanian weirdness, formerly at war but who have evidently concluded a tensely unstable peace treaty. Warne has a resplendent white uniform and, like the rest of his co...

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2 w. ago Squid Game star's 'masterful' next movie gets rare Rotten Tomatoes score

Fans of Netflix’s hit series Squid Game won’t want to miss out on this upcoming film featuring one of the South Korean thriller’s biggest stars

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3 w. ago Thursday Murder Club director unveils 'beautiful' extra film featuring cut scene

The Thursday Murder Club film does not feature all of the book's plot points - but one 'beautiful' moment has been saved.

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3 w. ago Pixar confirms new film coming in 2026 and people have thoughts

A brand new film and characters will grace our screens next year as Pixar are releasing a new film called Hoppers – but fans are divided over some features in the animation

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