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‘Rosie’ may be an ‘issue film’, but it is charged with raw emotion
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The Favourite from Yorgos Lanthimos will compete for the Golden Lion at Venice and John Butler’s Papi Chulo will premiere at Toronto
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Colin Farrell: ‘I’m so ready to step away, to live a little’
The Dubliner wants a break from acting but he's not about to do a Daniel Day-Lewis
Mindhunter’s clichéd characters add nothing new to latest Netflix drama
David Fincher’s show may yet evolve but for now most audiences could write the script themselves
Viola Davis: Fame ‘means everything and nothing to me’
Golden Globe winner tipped for an Oscar for ‘Fences’ is, at 51, taking success in her stride
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