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‘Bliss’ review: A film that takes a different approach

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‘Rams’ review: Funny and thoughtful in equal measure

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A River Called Time by Courttia Newland: A dramatic and satisfying finale

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Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor: Richer than books three times as long

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The Ghost Of Peter Sellers: ‘One of history’s most infuriating film stars’

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Radio Life by Derek B Miller: A return to form, with knobs on

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Matthew Lewis: ‘For 10 years I’ve been saying, one day you’ll grow up’

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Indie film Concrete Plans summed up both Brexit and Covid-19

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The Three Kings: Busby, Shankly & Stein transformed the footballing landscape

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‘Bob looked down at me benignly, like feline royalty – which he was’

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Xstabeth by David Keenan: A rare voice

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Tuppence Middleton: ‘Mank’ made me grateful to work in post-Me Too Hollywood

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Zoey Punches The Future In The Dick by David Wong: full throttle fun

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Brief Encounter at 75: How would the iconic film look in the Covid age?

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Luke Treadaway: Sleeping rough was the least I could do for Street Cat Bob

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The Swallowed Man by Edward Carey: A Pinocchio for 2020

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Blue Note Re:imagined sees young blood rethink classics from jazz’s pioneers

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I is Another, Jon Fosse: A Beckett-inspired enigma

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His House: The new Netflix horror where the monster is our immigration system

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Independent books to look forward to this autumn

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