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Season 3 of the streaming series finds its hero on a quest to regain status but the franchise may be relying too heavily on comebacks
The film-maker talks frankly about making work that doesn’t spare the feelings of performers or audiences
As the sport’s most decorated players bow out, a behind-the-scenes docuseries aims to bring the game to a new generation
A family of peach growers are uprooted in Carla Simón’s second feature
The film’s plotline has a string of previous owners but the star rises above his tawdry surroundings
Lilah and FT Magazine editor Matt Vella discuss listeners’ forecasts for next year. Then, FT Weekend editors share their own
The event in Goa showed the scope of the country’s cinema, with brash blockbusters, delicate dramas and controversial retellings of history
The intensely personal feature about a father and daughter holidaying in Turkey wowed Cannes and is now reaping awards nominations
Martin McDonagh’s blackly comic feature sets a fracturing friendship against Ireland’s tumultuous history
Fraser shines, in a grotesquely large fat-suit, in the pitiless yet empathetic film
Laura Poitras’s film is both a biography of artist Nan Goldin and an indictment of the Sackler family
Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet star as cannibals on a road trip through America in Luca Guadagnino’s uncannily timed film
This sprawling, deeply personal film tips into self-indulgence, though there are powerful moments
An uptight academic is swept away in George Miller’s kaleidoscopic and warm-hearted fantasy epic
Set in the rarefied world of classical music, the film follows a tightly wound conductor who dishes out plenty of stick
The Venice Film Festival opens with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig in a black comedy about an ‘airborne toxic event’
Captivating documentary starring Alan Cumming recounts the real story of a Scotsman who infiltrated his alma mater
Is it a movie, a series, a remake? The director and star discuss their multi-layered new work and the ‘crisis’ facing cinema
How did tennis’s most famous hothead go from scandalising the tennis world to being revered by it?
At the Sani Resort in Greece, amateur players can train under the watchful eye of Toni Nadal, the star’s uncle and former coach
An enthusiastic club player seeks out professional help to smooth out the kinks in his game
Ruben Östlund is awarded the top prize for the second time in five years for a comedy that takes aim at privilege and greed
Also reviewed: Park Chan-wook’s satisfying noir Decision to Leave
Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart star in the tale of a man whose party trick is having his organs cut out
‘Normal People’ star Paul Mescal charms in a graceful, sun-kissed story about a father and a daughter
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