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The objet designer and former actress on Gloria Guinness, Coke Zero and her Louis XVI writing desk
‘Flamin’ Hot’ finds substance in the story of a snack flavour; race, revolution and music in period drama ‘Chevalier’; Chilean director Patricio Guzmán returns from exile in ‘My Imaginary Country’; ‘Medusa Deluxe’ is a darkly comic hairdressing whodunnit; espionage drama ‘Reality’ explores language and power; Noël Coward story ‘Mad About the Boy’ is swooningly told — all reviewed by Danny Leigh
Biopic of black 18th-century composer Joseph Bologne ladles on the bling
A hairdressing contest is the unlikely setting for this darkly comic murder mystery
Patricio Guzmán, who left his country after the 1973 revolution, trains his camera on a new social uprising
The invention of a snack flavour is the unlikely spark for a surprisingly sophisticated film
Real estate arm aims to capitalise on high demand for motion picture and TV production space
Like Janet Frame in the 1990s movie, our writer relishes savouring nature away from prying eyes
The filmmaker’s critical acceptance speech has set off a furore in France
Barnaby Thompson’s fannish documentary makes escape and subterfuge its recurring themes
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a Green Beret in a survival tale set in Afghanistan
Carolina Cavalli’s film stars Benedetta Porcaroli as an antisocial twentysomething refriending a childhood pal
Tina Satter’s espionage movie is a study of language and power
French director Justine Triet takes home top award for crime drama starring Sandra Hüller
He went on to pursue a career in Hollywood and championed civil rights — but the sports star also had a dark history of violence against women
A dilapidated pub in a former coal-mining village is the setting for a soapy but sincere exploration of xenophobia
Meet the location wranglers who persuade homeowners to open their doors to film crews for TV shows such as ‘Succession’
Justine Triet, Todd Haynes, Wes Anderson and Wim Wenders show their hands in the battle for the Palme d’Or
Submarine saga of star-cross’d passion is the best thing in an otherwise boring film
Jalmari Helander’s gleefully gory movie centres on a Finnish gold miner taking on the Nazis single-handedly
Paul Schrader digs into surprising territory with a murky drama starring Joel Edgerton and Sigourney Weaver
Leaden performances and a wearying plot mean that this would-be mind-bender fails to come alive
The spectacular Vietnamese complex has stayed tourist-free since it was discovered in 1990, but that peace is threatened
A new documentary adds to play revivals and a hefty biography in appreciation of the Master 50 years after his death
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