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The most expensive Brazilian film ever made is an ultra-violent portrayal of the war on drugs that sparked fury across the country. Its director tells Andrew Purcell why he's no fascist -
The age of gods and princes on the silver screen has passed, as we turn instead to fleeting celebrity and digital thrills. Phil Hoad tells of how we conspired to kill the stars
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Jul 24 2008:
Ariel Leve: I wish I cared about something as much as they care about Batman. They seem so invested
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Jul 23 2008:
Emily Hill: No wonder Heath Ledger's Joker stands out. The Dark Knight is a weird, incoherent phantasmagoria on the US 'war on terror'
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Jul 23 2008:
This comedy of horny youngsters is so timid it makes Hollyoaks look like porn
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Jul 23 2008:
Are we witnessing the rebirth of Italian cinema or is it just a flash in the pan?
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Jul 21 2008:
Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis went almost unnoticed in Britain, but it exposes the soul of a misunderstood but formidable people
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Jul 21 2008: Emine Saner on a haunting new movie about Afghanistan by a 19-year-old director
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Jul 20 2008:
A posthumous Oscar seems to be already on the cards but, asks Jason Solomons, does Heath Ledger's Joker justify the hype?
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Jul 20 2008:
No 24: Dick Powell 1904-63
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Jul 19 2008:
Nothing satisfies like a public apology. So how about a film offering hundreds of them from random strangers? David Whitehouse is all ears
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Jul 19 2008:
Heath Ledger won't get an Oscar for dying, says John Patterson, but he might get one for taking an extended trip to the Ugly Chair
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Jul 18 2008:
The film-maker who gave us Performance talks to Jason Wood about his new project and why one should never underestimate their audience - or David Bowie's acting skills
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Jul 18 2008:
Geoffrey Macnab on the return of Jean Simmons in Shadows in the Sun
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Jul 18 2008:
The age of gods and princes on the silver screen has passed, as we turn instead to fleeting celebrity and digital thrills. Phil Hoad tells of how we conspired to kill the stars
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Jul 18 2008:
Why did we fall out of love with our film stars? Because, says David Thomson, we fell out of love with ourselves
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Jul 17 2008:
Hannah Pool talks to Nichola Burley about sexual violence and the pressure to get naked in the controversial new British film Donkey Punch
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Jul 17 2008:
Who says film is a young man's game? Three of this season's most intriguing movies are by directors well past 70. Geoffrey Macnab on how they do it - and why others failed
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Jul 15 2008:
Chantal Akerman's atmospheric films are wreathed in cigarette smoke, hazy with ambiguity, humming with suspense. They leave Adrian Searle gasping for breath
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Jul 15 2008:
In the first of a new series, Jeremy Kay reports from LA on what's breaking even at the box office, what isn't ... and who's to blame
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Jul 15 2008:
Each week Alex von Tunzelmann watches a historical classic and prises fact from fiction. This week: peasants on iron maidens and equine erotica in a biopic of Catherine the Great
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Jul 15 2008:
Ben Walters meets the Brazilian film-maker bringing the favela world of City of God back to the big screen
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