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Belated sequel to the 1988 comedy is a good-time family romp topped with a squirty-cream crown of nostalgia
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Heart-stopping photography distinguishes Gianfranco Rosi’s documentary about Middle East war zones
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Netflix portrait of the Brazilian star touches on the role he played in the psyche of his country
Keeley Hawes co-stars in a portrait of family life and unknowable sorrow
Andra Day steals the show in Lee Daniels’ film about the FBI’s persecution of the great jazz singer
The event goes digital with a selection of movies from across the globe, as well as the first feature shot wholly in Scottish Gaelic
Starring actors including Damien Lewis, a film streaming tonight imagines the poet’s last weeks in February 1821
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With help from the musician’s family, a new documentary tells the story of his life and music
A strange episode in the country’s history is told with austere power
Amorality switches in an instant to sincerity in this comic thriller
The debut feature from pop star Sia is based around a spectacular mis-step
The jokes are hit and miss as Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo head to Florida
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Pandemic underscores diverging fortunes of the world’s two biggest film markets
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Charlène Favier’s drama about a young skier and her coach echoes recent reports of abuse in sport
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