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8 Sep 2014: The new Woody Allen, the new Mike Leigh, the new David Cronenberg … Plus David Fincher’s Gone Girl, Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, the third Hobbit movie and the final films from Philip Seymour Hoffman and James Gandolfini
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4 Sep 2014: Steve Rose: From the micro-solidarity of Two Days, One Night, via the political corruption of On the Waterfront and everything Ken Loach has ever made to new feelgood mining drama Pride – labour rights are a surprisingly cinematic topic
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18 Aug 2014: Owen Jones: A powerful new film brought me to tears with its celebration of cooperation, solidarity and selflessness
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23 May 2014:
Theatre director Matthew Warchus makes a successful transfer to screen with a funny, no-punches-pulled tale set against the backdrop of the mid-80s 'Pits and Perverts' concerts
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21 May 2014:
New film Pride follows a group of gay activists who set out to help striking miners – only to find their support isn't welcome. Ahead of its premiere at Cannes on Thursday, its director explains why the story felt so personal
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22 Apr 2014:
Culture-clash comedy, starring Bill Nighy, Paddy Considine, Imelda Staunton and Dominic West, will be the closing-night film in the directors' fortnight section, writes Xan Brooks