Festivals
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Britain’s upsurge in film-making diversity is borne out in this year’s LFF lineup, while Paddy Considine and Maxine Peake also star in big-screen premieres
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Thousands of revellers flock to the annual festival at Deniliquin to enjoy country music, camping and ute culture. The event is the largest of its type, attracting more than 18,000 people to the Riverina town and has been run every year since 1999. It features rodeo, driving competitions, woodchopping and prizes for the best utility vehicles
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Two officers are hit by shrapnel when a gas bottle is thrown into a fire while others are pelted with eggs and bottles
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Sam Steiner’s play about the second coming of a rap star and Nessah Muthy’s intriguing soldier’s story lead an ambitious London pop-up festival
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Actors who nap on stage, ecstatic dances, ravishing arias, lovers swamped in sand … Jan Fabre’s epic in a Belgrade conference centre is an endurance test
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Satirical crockery, haircut pinups and jaunty potatoes jostle for the attention, along with pages from the Guardian. But Rosalind Nashashibi should win for her mesmerising films about everyday life in Gaza – and a mother and daughter’s overgrown Guatemalan home
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Play VideoTim Bevan and Eric Fellner, the co-chairs of celebrated British production outfit Working Title talk to the Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw about their long and varied career.
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