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Twin Peaks: the Return episodes 7 & 8 recap – the extremes of experience
After seven episodes of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s cult series, things seemed to be slowly coming together. One more episode and they had entirely blown apart, says Tom Huddleston.
Thursday 29 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Edith Walks makes England loopy again
Andrew Kötting’s latest “brief and incorrect” country lark lights out with the apparition of King Harold’s widow, and kindred history-diviners, in commemoration of the dismemberment of Anglo-Saxon England, writes Hannah McGill.
Friday 23 June 2017 -
Twin Peaks: the Return episodes 5 & 6 recap – the good, the bad and the Dougie
Agent Cooper returns… as Señor Droolcup? With the testing fifth and sixth episodes of the new Twin Peaks running high on bloody violence, operatic tragedy and a preponderance of oddball slapstick, Tom Huddleston wonders if David Lynch is messing with us.
Thursday 22 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: By the Time It Gets Dark refracts memories of a massacre
Anocha Suwichakornpong’s formally experimental, provocative film frames and re-frames stories related to an infamous Thai student massacre in 1976, with each of its narrative threads occupying its own questionable reality, writes Ben Nicholson.
Friday 16 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
The Mummy review: Tom Cruise’s monster movie shuffles off all signs of life
Universal Studios’ mission to reboot its classic monster cycle as a new cinematic Dark Universe begins in chains with this desperately enervated first instalment, says Kim Newman.
Sunday 11 June 2017 -
Generation gap: Cannes 2017’s prize-winning short films
The three award-winning shorts at Cannes all told stories about the distance between parents and children, and revealed some exciting directorial talent to watch, writes Laurence Boyce.
Sunday 11 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: My Cousin Rachel, a gothic conjugal intrigue
Rachel Weisz’s is she/isn’t she killer bride bewitches this sleek Daphne du Maurier adaptation, says Lisa Mullen.
Sunday 11 June 2017 -
Twin Peaks: the Return episodes 1-4 recap – so far, so wayward
David Lynch’s game-changing TV mystery show Twin Peaks is back on our screens after 26 years – and on the evidence of the first episodes, it’s a shiftier beast than ever. Tom Huddleston joins the investigation.
Thursday 8 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
Daughters of the Dust review: a transportive, transformative colonial rites-of-passage movie
As Julie Dash’s rare masterpiece returns to cinemas as the centrepiece of Sight & Sound’s latest Deep Focus season Visions of the Black Feminine, here’s Lizzie Francke’s original review of this “balletic, operatic… elemental” film, from our September 1991 issue.
Friday 2 June 2017 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: My Life as a Courgette, a joyful cartoon about damaged children
Claude Barras’s marvellous stop-motion feature juggles the troubles, dreams and fortitude of a boy in a children’s home with deft realism, says Hannah McGill.
Friday 2 June 2017
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