‘Knock Down the House’ Review: Running to Win Hearts and Minds and Votes

By MANOHLA DARGIS

Knock Down the House (PG)

Opening May 1, 2019

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Why John Singleton's Boyz N The Hood made a noise

Five reasons why the late director's Oscar-nominated 1991 film became and remains a landmark in modern US cinema.

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‘Be Natural’ Review: Rescuing Alice Guy Blaché, a Film Pioneer, From Oblivion

By A.O. SCOTT

Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché ()

Opening December 7, 2018

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‘Queen of Diamonds’ Review: Fear, Loathing and Misogyny

By GLENN KENNY

Queen of Diamonds ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘If the Dancer Dances’ Review: An Inheritance in Motion

By BEN KENIGSBERG

If the Dancer Dances ()

Opening April 26, 2019

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‘Carmine Street Guitars’ Review: A Portrait of an Ax Meister

By GLENN KENNY

Carmine Street Guitars ()

Opening April 24, 2019

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‘Fast Color’ Review: Can a Gifted Family Save a Parched World?

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

Fast Color (PG-13)

Opening April 19, 2019

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‘Grass’ Review: Eavesdropping in the Coffee Shop With Hong Sang-soo

By GLENN KENNY

Grass ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Hail Satan?’ Review: Pitchforks, Black Clothes and Good Deeds

By BEN KENIGSBERG

Hail Satan? (R)

Opening April 17, 2019

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‘Breakthrough’ Review: A Remarkable Story of Survival, Told Through a Religious Lens

By BILGE EBIRI

Breakthrough (PG)

Opening April 17, 2019

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‘Teen Spirit’ Review: Elle Fanning Can Sing. Who Knew?

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

Teen Spirit (PG-13)

Opening April 12, 2019

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‘Satan & Adam’ Review: Two Musicians Team Up to Play the Blues

By KEN JAWOROWSKI

Satan & Adam ()

Opening April 12, 2019

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‘Master Z: Ip Man Legacy’ Review: A Martial Arts Master Roams Free

By GLENN KENNY

Master Z: Ip Man Legacy ()

Opening April 12, 2019

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‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’ Review: A Mesmerizing Chain of Associations

By GLENN KENNY

Long Day's Journey Into Night ()

Opening April 12, 2019

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‘Her Smell’ Review: The Road to Rock ’n’ Roll Transcendence Goes Through the Gutter

By A.O. SCOTT

Her Smell (R)

Opening April 12, 2019

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Avengers: Endgame fans queue for hours for cinema tickets

Over 72,000 people in Singapore queue online for hours ahead of the film's release later this month.

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Terminator: Schwarzenegger and Hamilton reunite at CinemaCon

Arnold Schwarzenegger finally catches up with Linda Hamilton at the annual cinema owners convention.

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‘Peterloo’ Review: Political Violence of the Past Mirrors the Present

By A.O. SCOTT

Peterloo (PG-13)

Opening April 5, 2019

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‘The Fate of Lee Khan’ Review: King Hu Directs Angela Mao

By GLENN KENNY

The Fate of Lee Khan ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Blowin’ Up’ Review: In a Queens Courtroom, Humanity Prevails

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

Blowin' Up ()

Opening April 5, 2019

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‘Suburban Birds’ Review: A Spectacular Directing Debut

By GLENN KENNY

Suburban Birds ()

Opening Unknown Date

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Dame Helen Mirren gives Netflix short shrift at Cinema-Con

The actress uses colourful language while championing the cinema experience at an event in Las Vegas.

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Bill Heine: Former BBC Radio Oxford presenter dies of cancer

Bill Heine also ran independent Oxford cinemas and was behind city landmark the Headington Shark.

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Channel 4 set to move into Majestic cinema in Leeds

The broadcaster is expected to move into the Majestic in Leeds in the second half of 2020.

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