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Andrew Pulver
Andrew Pulver is Film editor, guardian.co.uk
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For the return of the gory Saw franchise, Guardian writers remember the hardest scenes of big screen violence they’ve had to endure
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The actor can now send an injunction if his image or voice is used in gifs and deepfakes as well as for unauthorised merchandise
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Cord Jefferson’s story of a novelist (Jeffrey Wright) grappling with the publishing industry’s expectations of black writers is now practically guaranteed serious Oscar consideration
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3 out of 5 stars.Louise Brealey is put-upon Helen, a chicken factory worker who gets a second chance at love, in Pugh’s generous and gritty film
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Criticism focuses on the change to the appearance of the actor who directs, co-writes and stars in Maestro, biopic of the conductor and composer
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An access-all-areas documentary of the Clarets’ promotion. Plus: spotlight on the killer of grandmother June Fox-Roberts. Here’s what to watch this evening
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Emotions come to the fore in the Scottish cop drama. Plus, a sobering documentary about a 1970s yachting tragedy. Here’s what to watch this evening
Oppenheimer overtakes Bohemian Rhapsody to become biggest biopic of all time