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Peter Bradshaw picks his 10 must-sees at the London film festival -
New film Gomorrah shows the mafia's true colours - as slave drivers, toxic-waste dealers and terrorists. Clare Longrigg reports
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The Coen Brothers latest offering should drop the cynicism - and Clooney - and have a heart, says Joe Queenan
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Oct 7 2008:
Liam Neeson goes from caring, ponderous presence to ultra-warrior in Taken. William Leith enjoys the ride
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Oct 6 2008:
Sarah Churchwell: Carole Lombard, who effervesced her way through screwball comedies in Hollywood's golden age, was born a century ago
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Oct 6 2008:
Nirpal DhaliwalThe name may have Warner Bros up in arms over copyright infringement, but it's Home Alone that's the real inspiration for this enjoyable children's film
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Oct 4 2008:
Ian Jack: Terence Davies's new film rescues Liverpool from nostalgia and self-conscious parody
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Oct 3 2008:
Jeremy Kay reports from LA where the economic crisis and the sheer weight of competition mean that smaller films will die a quick and undeserved death
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Oct 7 2008:Xan Brooks gets on the wrong side of Hollywood legend Faye Dunaway
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Oct 5 2008:
The race is on already for next year's Oscars. Jason Solomons goes online to check out the early frontrunners
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Oct 4 2008:
Thorold Dickinson's 1949 film The Queen of Spades has been called 'a masterpiece' by Martin Scorsese - so why is his work not better known? Philip Horne celebrates a daring director who was beset by bad luck
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Oct 4 2008:
As a child Pam Grier wanted to be a physician, a tennis player or a pro skier. Instead, she grew up to be a blaxploitation star. Oh well...
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Oct 4 2008:
Kieron Tyler celebrates that rare thing - a British movie about reggae
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Oct 4 2008:
Is Anna Faris Hollywood's successor to Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe and Goldie Hawn? John Patterson hails the new queen of ditz
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Oct 4 2008:
Tarsem Singh's sumptuous, self-financed folly, The Fall, is an epic undertaking that will challenge how Hollywood tells a story, he tells Damon Wise
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Oct 3 2008:
We want you to help us choose the best British debut album and the best film by any first-time director released in the past year
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Oct 1 2008:
Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson is in a strangely revealing mood as he discusses working with De Niro and Pacino, how getting shot harmed his record deal, and why soldiers sign up to fight wars
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Oct 1 2008:
'La Lupe' was the outrageous Cuban singer who mesmerised 1960s audiences with her explosive performances, before dying in obscurity. Now, writes Sara Wajid a whole new generation is falling in love with this legend of Latin soul
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Sep 30 2008:
The trailer for An American Carol, Hollywood conservatives' diatribe against Michael Moore, leaves Anna Pickard holding her nose
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Sep 30 2008:
Her debut movie is about a woman who rents erotica at 4pm every day. John Patterson meets Marianna Palka, the young British director who's taking the film world by storm
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Sep 30 2008:
The retro art of hula hooping is making a comeback. And no wonder, says Lucy Atkins: as well as being a lot of fun, it will tone your body in all the right places
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Sep 29 2008:
Newman's best work came out of his scepticism about the movies, says David Thomson
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Sep 29 2008:
Peter Bradshaw on why Paul Newman devoted his life to playing the American everyman
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