FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
This week sees three boys grow up in a tough neighbourhood in We The Animals while mutants take on aliens in X-Men: Dark Phoenix and an older woman struts her stuff at the disco in Gloria Bell. A talk show host finds her world changed when she hires a female writer in Late Night and four boys deal with a tragedy in Last Summer. In the documentary department there's a look at the work of artist Peter Howson in Prophecy, a profile of fashion designer Halston - see our interview with director Frédéric Tcheng - and a look at the consequences of Eating Animals. All this, plus there are rereleases for heist movie classic The Italian Job, Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan and Ealing comedy Kind Hearts And Coronets, and we're bringing you reviews and more from the New York Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
Boyz In The Wood invites viewers to take a trip through the highlands as they never saw them before Link #edfilmfest
Timothy Greenfield-Sanders talks Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am Link
Accept The Call looks at the forces that drive radicalisation through the prism of a father and son relationship… Link
Shelagh McLeod talks working with Richard Dreyfuss, Astronaut and the allure of space Link #edfilmfest
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FESTIVALS
We're bringing you reviews from the New York Human Rights Watch Film Festival , where One Child Nation is screening, and we've recently been to Sundance London and Sheffield DocFest.
We're also gearing up for Edinburgh International Film Festival and Karlovy Vary Film Festival in the next few weeks.
Condensing language Timothy Greenfield-Sanders on Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am, Lou Reed and what's in a gaze
Orbital dynamics Shelagh McLeod on working with Richard Dreyfuss, space, nursing homes and Astronaut
Zeffirelli - cinema’s master of opulence Cultural icon dies at 96
10 films to catch at Edinburgh Film Festival We pick some of our favourites from this year's line-up
Laughing and crying Laughing director Valerio Mastandrea and Chiara Martegiani on crying on cue
Picking up signals Antonin Baudry on Claude Lanzmann, Das Boot and The Wolf's Call
Julianne Moore to receive Karlovy Vary Crystal Globe Red carpet welcome for Affleck, Clarkson and Crudup
We're bringing you all the latest from the New York Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
We're looking forward to the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and the Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal.
We still have reviews coming in from Sheffield DocFest, Sundance London, the Cannes Film Festival and the Tribeca Film Festival.
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