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Edward Berger et al take broad truths and sculpt them into specific moments, squeezed into the rhythms of interesting drama. Conclave is addictively paced and artfully embellished—the equivalent of a classy airport novel. Read full article

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As the film proceeds, Ashcroft calibrates it into an all-out nightmare, bathing his sets in Giallo reds and greens, and disorienting through camerawork and editing. It’s oppressive stuff, and viewers are rewarded with an ending that’s surprisingly tender given all that’s come before. Read full article

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Black Bag reels you in with simmering, ill-behaved characters and tightly-wound thriller mechanics. Soderbergh delivers an espresso shot of fun to a genre threatening fatigue. Read full article

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Deeply entertaining and relatable, Timestalker is a testament to indie filmmaking and original storytelling and is yet another winning passion project from Alice Lowe, who shows off her range and makes the most of her kooky premise to play dress up and run around after a dashing hero. Read full article

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A sometimes breezy, sometimes frenetic, often funny exploration of some of the most champagne-iest problems ever faced, The Studio is more interested in the absurdities of the movie business than its soullessness. Read full article

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We fans have always celebrated Harry’s righteous rage, but in this final season, the show asks us to interrogate that righteousness and how clear-cut it really is. Now it’s reckoning with its own legacy more directly than most other shows ever do. Read full article

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