The chameleonic actor on working with John Crowley and playing Nurse Ratched

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New this weekend: Ad Astra, The Farewell, Rambo: Last Blood

Review: Awkwafina stars in this tale of a dying granny kept in the dark by her family

The director’s on working with Brad Pitt on Ad Astra, being ignored in America and making movies in Northern Ireland

Review: James Gray’s arty sci-fi epic is not above including a thrilling chase scene

The Downton Abbey actor co-starred with Kevin Bacon, Mickey Rourke Brad Pitt and Sean Penn

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New this weekend: Hustlers, Downton Abbey, For Sama, Phoenix

Ylva Bjørkaas Thedin gives a nuanced performance as a beleaguered teenager

Review: J-Lo has more old-school star wattage than Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio combined

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Writer-director Andrea Berloff of female-centred mafia movie The Kitchen is keen to avoid comparisons with the Scorsese film

New this weekend: Bait, Rojo, The Shiny Shrimps

Review: Ready or not, we’re getting more men in pools in this cartoon Pride parade

Review: This extraordinary film is certain to resonate with Irish fishing communities

Review: The sequel to the crowd-pleasing, $700-million grossing 2016 hit is a giant miss

Stranger Things and It star loves his generation despite being face of a nostalgia buzz

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New this weekend: The Souvenir, Aniara, A Faithful Man, The Mustang

Review: Existential despair is the driving force in this promising outer space debut

Review: Louis Garrel’s film shifts from murder mystery to romantic comedy to melodrama

Review: Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton star in a gruelling addiction film

Director’s new film A Million Little Pieces is based on James Frey’s contentious memoir

The Satanic Temple movement is fighting for human decency in Donald Trump’s US

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New this weekend: Pain and Glory, Never Grow Old, Hail Satan?, Crawl

Review: Satan hasn’t looked this appealing since John Milton’s romantic write-up in Paradise Lost

Review: Alexandre Aja’s latest horror-disaster mash-up sees him back at the top of his game

Review: If you love ultraviolent Gerard Butler movies you will probably love this film

Selection of films highlights women’s continued contribution to Irish cinema, says event manager

The Spanish actor on his health scare, new film and bond with Pedro Almódovar

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New this weekend: Once Upon a Time in . . . Hollywood, Dora and the Lost City of Gold, Transit, Penny Slinger: Out of the Shadows

Intriguing footage and extensive commentary from Slinger makes for fascinating viewing

This challenging film will make you yearn for an escape

Review: Bilingual patter and a winning lightness add to the post-Indiana Jones intrigue

‘Blinded by the Light’ director on working with Bruce Springsteen and why her films play well in Ireland

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New this weekend: Holiday, Blinded by the Light, Gaza, The Sun Is Also a Star

Review: Dismissed by some as ‘propaganda’, this documentary studiously avoids politics

Review: There are so many weird things about this film. Yet none of them matter

Review: A provocative crime movie featuring coercion, femininity and sunshine

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New this weekend: Do the Right Thing and Oldboy rereleased, plus Photograph and The Angry Birds Movie 2

‘I see all these queer artists now, who are commercially viable artists, and I think: finally!’

Review: This sequel does display good voice acting and a nice anti-Thatcher message

Review: Set in swishest Dublin, film has enough energy to compensate for its many implausibilities

Review: Ritesh Batra’s film has enough footing in the real world to scan as light social realism

Nephew mines family archives to debunk myth that has defined star’s legacy

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Review: Nick Broomfield strikes a balance in his documentary on the singer and his muse

New this weekend: Jaws, The Chambermaid, Marianne & Leonard, A Season in France

Director’s new film Photograph has been called a love-letter to Mumbai

Review: Kate Nash and Kim Cattrall in cast of ramshackle and goofy children’s comedy

Review: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun’s film follows two refugees seeking stability

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New this weekend: Gwen, Varda by Agnès

The young Leonard Cohen met Marianne Ihlen on the Greek island of Hydra, and they began a doomed affair in paradise. Fledgling fil(...)

Review: The story of an illicit romance in 1950s Scotland feels dull and contrived

Theme trumps chronology in this final work from the filmmaker, artist and pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague

Review: Maxine Peake is terrifying. But Eleanor Worthington-Cox carries the film

The 18-year-old on precocious success and staring in the year’s muddiest movie

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New this weekend: The Dead Don’t Die, Only You, Stuber, Eating Animals, The Brink

Review: A lengthy, controversial couples therapy session by Mexican auteur Carlos Reygadas

Review: Watching the third Annabelle film feels like being part of a horror-movie focus group

Review: Harry Wootliff’s sensual drama chronicles a losing battle with infertility

Review: Occasionally in this documentary, the ex-White House adviser lets his mask slip

The Spanish movie star of the moment on revealing sex scenes, her big break and coming to acting later in life

New this weekend: Midsommar, Spider-Man: Far from Home, Knife + Heart

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Review: Florence Pugh shines in Ari Aster’s remarkable slow-burning horror-comedy

Review: Strap yourselves in, because this is unbridled, fever-pitch cinema

Review: The lack of narrative sophistication is often offset by its splendid cast

Marvel Studios’ president, Kevin Feige, on Spider-Man: Far from Home and the MCU

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New this weekend: Yesterday, Metal Heart, Apollo 11, Support the Girls, In Fabric

Review: Peter Strickland’s latest unnerving film tells the tale of a murderously cursed red dress

Review: This biting satirical film is also a heartfelt salute to female camaraderie

Review: This Danny Boyle/Richard Curtis comedy is a magical mystery tour worth taking

The director on his new romcom, in which only one man remembers the band existed

Woody started out as a jerk, Barbie is a Marxist . . . much like Andy’s toys, the fan theories around the franchise have taken on (...)

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New this weekend: Toy Story 4, Brightburn, Five Seasons

Review: Patient documentary offers insight into influential Dutchman but feels overdone

Review: Choral structure of Jeanne Herry’s second feature confirms her as versatile talent

Movies include Apollo 11, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and Once upon a Time... in Hollywood

If you aren’t obsessed with the films of Hirokazu Kore-eda, then you can’t really like movies

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Review: This impressionist film is so airy and otherworldly, it might glide away entirely

Review: This misconceived cold war drama fails to find any contemporary relevance

Review: A story about high-frequency trading that could generate billions from shares

Documentary maker Asif Kapadia on working with one of the best footballers the world has ever seen

New this weekend: Gloria Bell, Late Night, Papi Chulo, Dirty God

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Review: This new documentary is not remotely as sleek as its subject’s creations

Review: A delightful workplace comedy garnished with a sad but genial subplot

Review: Debutant Vicky Knight turns in a fine performance in this tale of survival

The writer and actor’s comedy Late Night subverts the trope of the ‘uptight career woman’