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As a new season at the BFI spotlights the director’s work, we look into six of Yasujirō Ozu’s restrained dramas, from Tokyo Story to Floating Weeds

This is one of the most cherished movies of 1973, starring Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, Richard Dreyfuss and Candy Clark.

It seems like every comic book movie gets a reboot these days, but when will the moment come for these titles?

American songwriting, whether it is folk, rock, or country, has a long history of featuring lyrics and music about the things that inspire the writers.

Its hard not to obsess over the internets obsession with Margot Robbie in Damien Chazelles underrated film, Babylon.

Robert Winfree checks in with his review of this week's WWE Smackdown.

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In this list are ten pieces of art which, despite their intricate and beautiful features, were made by only one person.

Marla Goodman plays the instrument, which sounds like an electronic ghost. Shes got an exhibition of paintings, collages and other works — including a working theremin — at Kirks Grocery.

Scrapper is a film about a working-class kid who, after her mother dies, has to look after herself. I know what you’re expecting. It isn’t that. It’s not an earnestly grim wrist-slitter. It’s not an indictment of modern Britain with no shred of hope. It’s not Ken Loach. It’s not even desaturated and grimy. Instead,