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Trumps eyeing Congress seat vacated by Irish-American stalwart Peter King

America Letter: Congressman is 20th Republican to announce they will not run in 2020

Best Before Death: KLF’s Bill Drummond takes another arty figary

Review: Paul Duane documents Drummond on his latest quest to confuse and bewilder

Rojo: A South American Colombo in a bravely staccato film

Review: Benjamin Naishtat’s awkward movie demands patience from the viewer

Never Look Away: An undeniably enjoyable, absurdly long potboiler

Review: Nobody has a hair out of place in this highly buffed account of a German artist

Last Breath: Dive disaster doc stretched to its limits

Review: The story of a North Sea drilling crew facing catastrophe is told effectively

Six of the best films to see at the cinema this weekend

New this weekend: Us is a macabre American satire from the maker of Get Out

Colleagues pay tribute to deceased Cork barrister

‘A light went out in the Bar room’ when Jane Anne Rothwell died aged just 41

The Image You Missed: Superb study of the void between two men’s times

Review: Donal Foreman’s odd documentary of his father merges the personal and the political

Summer 1993: A tale that proves childhood wounds never heal

Review: Catalonian film is, at its core, a sad, potentially tragic tale of emotional survival

Studio 54: Celebrity veneration and body fascism in 1977

Review: Gripping tale of the 1970s New York disco that foretold of the world we now live in

Jeune Femme: Comedy with a soaring, free-spirited lead

Review: A white-knuckle sense of emotional freefall powers every fraught scene

Redoubtable: Woody Allen’s Carry On Up the Godard

Review: Utterly trivial, occasionally disrespectful and hugely amusing

No bail for pair charged over attack on Irish Liverpool fan

Family of Seán Cox pay tribute to ‘wonderful' man, who is in critical condition in hospital

Bombshell: Hedy Lamarr, movie star and scientist

Review: Treat of a documentary about the actor and inventor who died broke

Mute: A Berlin-set Bowie tribute that says nothing at all

Review: Duncan Jones’s latest film is a nod his late father, David Bowie, but it feels weirdly threadbare. It’s not disastrous – just senseless and lacking a plot

Heartstone review: Sensitive, slightly over-extended debut

Despite a surfeit of gay coming-of-age cliches, this Icelandic drama is surging with potential

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