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20 Oct 2014:
Stunning performances from a trio of young Brazilian actors save Daldry’s compelling tale of corruption from a rubbish ending, writes Jordan Riefe
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20 Oct 2014: David Ayer’s film, set in a tank at the tail end of the second world war, adds kerching to kaboom, finally knocking Gone Girl of the American box office top spot
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19 Oct 2014:
Teenagers drift from one party to the next in Gia Coppola’s uneventful debut, writes Mark Kermode
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19 Oct 2014: A hotshot city lawyer is forced to defend his estranged father in this humdrum, sentimental thriller starring Robert Downey Jr, writes Mark Kermode
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17 Oct 2014: A new student is inducted into a secret world of teenage gangs and crime in this compelling and explicit film – which unfolds without subtitles, in eerie near-silence, writes Peter Bradshaw
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Video
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17 Oct 2014:
Our film critics review this week's new releases, including Robert Downey Jr in The Judge and Laura Poitras's documentary on the NSA revelations, Citizenfour
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16 Oct 2014: There are plenty of emotional fireworks in this big, soupy but entertaining picture, writes Peter Bradshaw
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16 Oct 2014: Elaine Constantine stacks up the right sounds in her take on this sweaty, cramped corner of youth history, writes Mike McCahill
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16 Oct 2014:
Jack Kilmer, son of Val, carries this drama – directed by Francis Ford Coppola’s granddaughter Gia – with unaffected charm, writes Peter Bradshaw
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15 Oct 2014: An unproven lead and high costs could scupper Universal’s monster franchise, while Gone Girl shows topical staying power in Phil Hoad’s weekly report
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15 Oct 2014: Actor reveals phobia at Cheltenham literature festival, and describes how playing a teacher in Notes on a Scandal both exacerbated and calmed her anxieties
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15 Oct 2014:
The actor, who plays gay code breaker Alan Turing in The Imitation Game, says he would ‘take up arms’ against any fundamentalists who attempted to force their doctrine about sexuality or religion on him
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14 Oct 2014: Vera Brittain’s memoir is tastefully realised, but the film drifts meekly away from the necessary pain and anger
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14 Oct 2014: Charles Gant: Ben Affleck drama falls just 15% despite restrictive 18 certificate, indicating wider appeal beyond fans of the novel, and teen adventure The Maze Runner makes respectable numbers
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Quiz,
14 Oct 2014:
Can you identify the real-life whistleblowers whose stories have inspired films?
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