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An equally enigmatic follow-up was released earlier this year.īen Affleck plays futuristic corporate engineer Michael Jennings, a boffin working on technology that’s so hush-hush he regularly undergoes selective memory wipes so he can’t spill any secrets. Honor Swinton-Byrne stars (alongside her real-life mother Tilda Swinton) as 1980s film student Julie, falling in love with mysterious Foreign Office worker Anthony (a flawless Tom Burke) whose laidback attitude masks some serious issues. This sleepy, haunting story of a doomed romance might not be for fans of edge-of-your-seat action but as a slice of grown-up drama it can’t be bettered.

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Viola Davis has been consistently turning out immaculate performances on stage and screen for the last thirty years so there’s plenty to talk about in this intimate chat with Oprah, released to coincide with both Viola’s brutally honest memoir Finding Me and her upcoming role as Michelle Obama in TV series The First Lady. The recent sequel’s been an even bigger success but there’s still plenty to enjoy in Part One, not least Jim Carrey clearly relishing his turn as moustachioed evil scientist Dr Robotnik. This adaptation of the legendary videogame suffered a big setback when fans responded badly to the first trailer, resulting in a redesign of the cute title character, but that didn’t stop Sonic becoming a smash hit just before the pandemic hit cinemas a couple of years back. This does what all the best sports documentaries do: it gets you fascinated by a sport that you previously might have had zero interest in. Doesn’t sound up your street? Think again.

A fascinating film about dedication and focus that follows four elite climbers - Slovenia’s Janja Garnbret, Team GB’s Shauna Coxsey, America’s Brooke Raboutou and Japan’s Miho Nonaka - in the run up to the recent Tokyo Olympics, where climbing made its debut in the competition.