10 great
10 great films of 1925
Happy 100th anniversary to the class of ’25, from The Gold Rush to Battleship Potemkin.
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10 great films of 1925
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Sleep #2: Radu Jude visits Andy Warhol’s grave for a meditative study of posthumous celebrity
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Eight Postcards from Utopia: Radu Jude’s twisted TV guide to Romanian history
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10 great
10 great films of 1924
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Features
5 things to know about The Red Shoes, Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s ravishing film about a dancer
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Napoleon: 10 unmissable highlights from Abel Gance’s five-and-a-half-hour masterpiece
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The Old Oak: Ken Loach’s final cinematic statement is a stark portrait of a divided UK
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Greatest Days: Take That musical nails that awkward adolescent longing for pop-mag pin-ups
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Talkies
The long take: domestic disaster movies
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Talkies
The long take: cinema’s cries for help
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10 great
10 great films of 1923
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The long take: misrepresentation in perpetuity
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The long take: a memorial to the dead, bursting with life
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Features
Recap: British cinema in 2022
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The long take: Norma Talmadge
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The long take: slow technology and fast action
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Festivals
Empire of Light: a disappointing off-season excursion
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The long take: Kathy Burke
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From the Sight and Sound archive
Always be yourself: the making of Ingrid Bergman
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The long take: filmic fragility
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The long take: a Kyiv symphony
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Good Luck to You, Leo Grande: all the bed’s a stage
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The long take: Titanic efforts
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The long take: The feminine West
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Writing with Fire: an inspirational fly-on-the-wall documentary about a newspaper run entirely by Dalit women
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The long take: Veggie tales
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The long take: Great footage
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Best of 2021
2021: the year in archive cinema
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The future of film
Sofia Coppola on the future of film
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The Lost Daughter explores the dark side of motherhood with a risky drama that feels closer to a thriller
By Pamela Hutchinson