2015년 2월 20일 금요일

Close up: This week in film

Editors' picks
Iranian dissident’s Tehran road movie takes top Berlinale honour as British veterans claim acting prizes

Moviegoers’ audible embarassment in Mesa, Arizona, brought back memories of sex-ed class and forbidden porno mags found under older siblings’ beds

French film actor who found stardom with Three Coins in the Fountain and Gigi, and whose later roles included a villain in the James Bond movie Octopussy

The new live-action version of the traditional fairytale, which stars Lily James, has Cinders and Prince Charming ‘meeting on a level playing field’

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After landing a ‘bit part’ in the documentary Citizenfour, the Guardian’s defence correspondent found himself on the red carpet. Could he hack it? 
As we await the 2015 Oscars, our film critic considers the categories and suggests entries that should win but probably won’t, those that should be in the running but aren’t – and predicts the winners 
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The film team review this week's big releases, including Jennifer Aniston as a chronic pain sufferer in Cake and Peter Strickland's BDSM love story, The Duke of Burgundy 
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The first half hour of Robert Zemeckis’s 1989 movie takes place in the distant future – 2015. Self-confessed Back to the Future fan Catherine Shoard takes a look at its accuracy 
Who will clean up at this Sunday’s Oscars? Join us as we present our very own gongs 
Precious star who won best supporting actress award five years ago says Hollywood has shunned her for being ‘tactless’ and that parts in subsequent Lee Daniels movies were offered to her then given to Oprah Winfrey 
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The comedian-actor-musician on his new reggae single Oh Jah Jah, making music with Rick James and why Beverly Hills Cop 4 is taking so long 
The Australian actress Margot Robbie and American actor Will Smith talk about their latest film, Focus, and their unlikely on-screen chemistry 
After his gross-out satire The Interview threatened to trigger a third world war, the actor/director/artist/novelist shot a subtle drama about a gay activist who becomes a straight pastor. He speaks to Ryan Gilbey about pushing the limits 
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The adverse effects of the slave trade on white people is the slightly off-kilter payoff of Michael Apted’s stodgy, old-fashioned drama 
Adaptation of EL James’ novel Fifty Shades of Grey is the biggest debut ever for an 18-certificate film, while Big Hero 6 and Shaun the Sheep fly the family flag 
Ava DuVernay’s civil rights drama has been accused of misrepresenting Lyndon Johnson. But its emotive account rings true with witnesses 
The way has been cleared for the prodigal web-slinger to appear on the big screen for the company that created him. But can a satisfying new creative direction emerge out of the mess left by Sony? 
Disney’s bulky inflatable robot tussles with spoof spies again, as half-term promises more of the spoils for the family-friendly animation 
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As ever, this year's Oscar nominees will receive a gigantic haul of holidays, alcohol and sex toys to console themselves if they lose out on an actual prize – but which of these products have really ended up in the goody bags? 
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