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Col Needham: ‘Everything about me is movies’
How the founder of IMDb turned an obsession into the world’s biggest online movie database
Starred Up – film review
Jack O’Connell is a violent ex-Borstal boy in this British prison drama
Labor Day – film review
A sex-starved Kate Winslet takes in an escaped convict
The Zero Theorem – film review
Computer-hacking fantasy starring Christoph Waltz
Need for Speed – film review
Aaron Paul is braking bad in this racing romp
Under the Skin – film review
Scarlett Johansson has a hankering for male flesh
Suzanne – film review
Katell Quillévéré’s film is a fill-in-the-gaps tale of loneliness
Back to the Garden – film review
A widow mourns her husband in this improvised English drama
Japanese film focuses on Fukushima fallout
‘Homeland’ looks at life 3 years after nuclear crisis
Bryan Cranston is breaking good
After five dazzling seasons as Walter White in ‘Breaking Bad’, the 58-year-old actor is embracing new challenges as ‘good for the soul’
The Grand Budapest Hotel – film review
Wes Anderson’s multi-flashbacked comical chase story
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