By Ed Gibbs
This year’s festival offered plenty of devilishly dark delights within its raucous Midnight strand.
Charlie Brooker’s latest collection of sci-fi horrors does not disappoint.
Emma Stone and Steve Carell go head-to-head in this fascinating true story of sport and sexism.
The British actor discusses her love of diving into a character and how she deals with everyday sexism in the film industry.
Armando Iannucci’s Soviet-set satire is packed with comedic talent.
Madonna’s lavish retelling of a 20th century scandal is little more than a kitsch vanity project.
Rowan Joffe delivers a stale and soapy rehash when he should have dared to dream bigger.
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