This adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s novel traces the lives of William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes, before, during, and after a personal tragedy.
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‘Hamnet’ Review: Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal in a Portrait of Shakespeare’s Family
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‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Review: Turning Nebraska Into a State of Mind (Disney+)
The film revisits the recording of ‘Nebraska’, focusing on isolation, artistic struggle and the personal demons shaping Bruce Springsteen’s most radical album.
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‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ Review: Inside the Band’s Formative Years
An official, tightly focused documentary that traces how the British band built its sound, its power, and its reputation—before the stadium years.
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‘Preparation for the Next Life’ Review: A Quiet, Unseen Gem of Contemporary American Cinema
After being released from a detention center, Aishe, an undocumented Uyghur immigrant, moves to New York with the promise of leaving everything that haunts her behind.
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‘The Running Man’ Review: Glen Powell Runs Headfirst Into a Televised Nightmare
A desperate man enters a deadly reality show where survival means outrunning professional killers—and every moment alive is worth cash. Starring Glen Powell and Josh Brolin.
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‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Review: A Welcome Light Touch in the ‘GoT’ Universe (HBO)
A young hedge knight and his mysterious squire travel to a tournament seeking a living, only to have a simple act of decency against a cruel prince spiral into a deadly test of honor that will quietly shape the future of Westeros.
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‘Twinless’ Review: An Uneasy Dark Comedy About the Fear of Being Alone
In this dark comedy, two twins who have each lost their respective siblings strike up a friendship marked by secrets and complications. Starring Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney.
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‘A Private Life’ Review: Jodie Foster Turns Detective in a Noir-Tinged Psychological Puzzle
A detached American psychiatrist living in Paris becomes emotionally unmoored after the death of one of her patients, leading her down a maze of hypnosis, wartime memories, and personal secrets as she begins to suspect that the apparent suicide may, in fact, be murder.
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‘Now You See Me, Now You Don’t’ Review: A Familiar Magic Act with a New Generation
Ten years after its last trick, the franchise returns with old Horsemen, new illusionists, and an increasingly tangled web of deceptions—fast, absurd, and powered more by conviction than logic.
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‘Viet and Nam’ Review: A Hypnotic Romance Haunted by History (MUBI)
This drama focuses on a love story between two young men who work together in a coal mine and on the search for the body of one of their fathers, who died in the war. Available on MUBI.


