Review: Licorice Pizza Clémence Smith finds an irresistible, golden nostalgia in Paul Thomas Anderson’s new coming-of-age drama that seems more an exercise in experience than storytelling. I first heard of …
Paul Thomas Anderson
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An ensemble of Screen writers pitch in with their favourite films of the 2010s.
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Evie Hughes argues that the short film allows for more creatively liberating projects from filmmakers.
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When you use words like “elegant”, “exquisite”, and “sumptuous” to describe something, there comes an unavoidable sense of pretension that clouds all else. When you use them to describe Phantom …
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Review: Licorice Pizza Clémence Smith finds an irresistible, golden nostalgia in Paul Thomas Anderson’s new coming-of-age drama that seems more an exercise in experience than storytelling. I first heard of …
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An ensemble of Screen writers pitch in with their favourite films of the 2010s.
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Evie Hughes argues that the short film allows for more creatively liberating projects from filmmakers.
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When you use words like “elegant”, “exquisite”, and “sumptuous” to describe something, there comes an unavoidable sense of pretension that clouds all else. When you use them to describe Phantom …
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