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Simon Hattenstone meets the contradictory Tilda Swinton, the Hollywood indie actress who has never been happier -
Robert Carlyle made his name with tough, violent and damaged characters. But it won't stop him appearing in 24 or playing Leonard Rossiter, he tells Kirsty Scott
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Fernando Meirelles, director of City of God, tells Ryan Gilbey how making a film about blindness helped him to see the light
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Reel Review: Waltz With Bashir (1min 57sec)
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In the director's chair: Fernando Meirelles (6min 11sec)
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Nov 21 2008:
Anne Billson on the most tasteless and inappropriate DVD cover ever
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Nov 21 2008:
Catherine Hardwicke's dreamy, tween-targeted vampire film is expected to take novice player Summit Entertainment into the big leagues
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Nov 21 2008:
If Hollywood wants to save some money, the solution is simple: replace all those overpaid actors with puppies, children and porn stars
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Nov 20 2008:
Open thread: Boris Johnson compared Labour's handling of the credit crisis to the film Backdraft. Which other movies reflect British politics?
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Nov 20 2008:
The anachronistic soundtrack and other fanciful liberties are the least of this film's problems - without context, it's just plain boring
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Nov 22 2008:Hollywood cops have had a bad rap on screen, says David Stubbs. But could their corruption, cover-ups and racism be even worse in real life?
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Nov 22 2008:
As another "insider" movie satire pulls its punches, John Patterson wonders if we'll ever get a Hollywood tell-all that tells all
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Nov 22 2008:
Artist and film-maker Steve McQueen on Miles Davis, the Caribs and the death of his father
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Nov 21 2008:
The twentysomething writer of Gus Van Sant's new film Milk interviewed everyone he could find who had known Harvey Milk
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Nov 21 2008:
He sang with the greats and was feted by jazz's best-known stars. But what happened to Jackie Paris? Raymond De Felitta tells a story of unfulfilled promise
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Nov 21 2008:
What happens when your best efforts are forgotten or ignored? Mike Hodges explains what it's like to make a "lost film"
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Nov 18 2008:
The trailer for the Steve Martin sequel reintroduces the unkillable Clouseau, hamburger-mangling accent in tow. Anna Pickard follows the clues and exposes his terrible plot to make comedy icons unfunny
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Nov 18 2008:
A string of powerful new Israeli films feature disturbing animation, surreal comedy - and a battle over a lemon tree. Linda Grant reports
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Nov 16 2008:
Jason Solomons takes a look at some gritty urban comedies and thrillers that are rejuvenating French cinema
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Nov 15 2008:
As a new film about the infamous Red Army Faction relights old fires, Philip Oltermann charts the cultural impact of a revolutionary movement that has long fascinated writers, actors and film-makers
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Nov 14 2008:
Peter Lord appraises the work of animation's great lost pioneer, Alexander Shiryaev
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Nov 14 2008:
The CIA is often credited with 'advice' on Hollywood films, but no one is truly sure about the extent of its shadowy involvement. Matthew Alford and Robbie Graham investigate
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Nov 13 2008:
Reel history: Thandie Newton does an impression of a penguin, and it's hard to substantiate those abortion rumours, but on the whole Oliver Stone's Bush biopic sticks to the facts
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Nov 12 2008:
Producer Don Boyd on how the digital age is custom-built for directors with big ideas and tiny budgets
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Nov 8 2008:
Proudly melodramatic, sentimental, manipulative - Tennessee Williams's plays are showcases for our wants. No wonder so many movie directors have attempted to conquer them. Wyatt Mason celebrates a dramatist who made film a writer's medium
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