Sofia Coppola Movies Ranked
Kirsten Dunst
Marie Antoinette and the Art of Historical Inaccuracy
How Sofia Coppola mastered the art of historical inaccuracies in her modern and influential ‘Marie Antoinette’, starring Kirsten Dunst as the titular teenage royal. Essay by Emi Grant.
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94th Academy Awards – 2022 Oscars Winners
‘CODA’ and director Jane Campion make history at the 94th Academy Awards, 2022 Oscars, but Will Smith grabs headlines, winning Best Actor but also assaulting a presenter. Full results and report by Joseph Wade.
Read MoreThe Power of the Dog (2021) LFF Review
Benedict Cumberbatch leads an ensemble cast in 2021 Jane Campion western ‘The Power of the Dog’, an unyielding exploration of masculinity against the backdrop of the old west. Leoni Horton reviews.
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Little Women (1994) Retrospective Review
Gillian Armstrong’s ‘Little Women’ (1994) starring Winona Ryder is one to “watch during the lazy nights of Christmas and New Year’s Day, underneath a throw with a hot chocolate: man or woman, brothers or sisters” according to Katie Doyle.
Read MoreHow the TV Renaissance Has Helped Film Actors
What was once a death nail to any film actor’s career now seems like a more enticing proposition as film actors embrace tv, giving the small screen a bigger draw and changing the industry.
Read MoreThe Beguiled (2017) Review
“Instantly grabbing”, Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’ (2017) starring Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning and Colin Farrell “is very much about women as individuals and a collective”. Our review.
Read MoreWhat’s Wrong With the Original ‘Spider-Man’ Trilogy?!
“These movies came at a time when people needed them” in Katie Doyle’s special look at Sam Raimi’s ‘Spider-Man’ trilogy (2002-2007).
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May 19, 2023
Tyneside Cinema Launches Urgent Fundraising Campaign
The UK's last surviving newsreel theatre, the Tyneside Cinema in