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It seems every country needs a medical doctor-turned-comedian. The UK has Harry Hill, Monty Python’s Graham Chapman and the Goodies’ Graeme Garden. The US has
Deep Sea review – underwater restaurant yarn cooks up dazzlingly psychedelic images
Having conquered the Chinese box office with the superhit Monkey King: Hero Is Back in 2015, director Tian Xiaopeng plunges into the whirlpool of childhood
Mysterious Ways review – ex-con marries priest in well-meaning LGBTQ+ rights drama
‘This is us! Not a cause!” says Samoan husband-to-be Jason (Nick Afoa) in a rare moment of self-illumination in this soapy and stiflingly well-meaning gay
You Burn Me review – Sappho and suffering in a macabre meditation on desire and death
The three words “you burn me” are a surviving fragment (or micro-poem) by Sappho, and make up the title of this hour-long reverie from the
Mom review – Indigenous Mexican woman contemplates the price of a machismo society
In a culture where discussion of family trauma and gender-based abuse are still considered taboo, Xun Sero’s frank, intimate documentary seeks to find a common
Mr & Mrs Mahi review – Indian cricketing love story is more than just a boys’ own tale
Hindi cinema has thus far spent 2024 in retreat, its commercial failures compounded by a successful run of south Indian crowdpleasers. Timed with Kohli-like precision
Rebel Wilson says idea only gay actors can play gay roles ‘is total nonsense’
Australian actor Rebel Wilson has said the idea that “only straight actors can play straight roles and gay actors can play gay roles” is “total
Maya Hawke: I’m OK with having a life I don’t deserve due to nepotism
The Stranger Things star Maya Hawke has said she is “comfortable with not deserving” the kind of life she has. The American actor and singer,
Once Upon a Time in America at 40: Sergio Leone’s brutal gangster epic endures
There’s no mob whacking in movie history as gruesome as the job Warner Bros did on Sergio Leone’s final feature, Once Upon a Time in