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Phantom Thread

7.4/10

2h10min

Corsage

6.5/10

1h54min

Old

5.8/10

1h48min

Hanna

6.7/10

1h50min

Bergman Island

6.7/10

1h52min

The Girl In the Spider's Web

6.1/10

1h57min

Beckett

5.7/10

1h48min

The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan

6.7/10

2h1min

Love Me Tender

6.9/10

2h14min

Father Mother Sister Brother

6.6/10

1h50min

Who is Vicky Krieps?

Vicky Krieps is a Luxembourgish actress known for the films Phantom Thread (2017) and Old (2021). She also had minor roles in Hanna (2011), A Most Wanted Man (2014) and Colonia (2015), and her film debut was House of Boys (2009).

1 win at European Film Awards and 1 nomination for European Film Awards

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August Diehl

Cate Blanchett

Claes Bang

Eva Green

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Aimee Lou Wood Glows in a Romantic De La Vali Gown at the BFI London Film Festival for ‘The Idiot(s)’ Premiere

Every October, the BFI London Film Festival turns the South Bank into one of the biggest stages for film fashion in Britain. This year marks the festival’s 70th edition, running from October 7 to 18, with a lineup that mixes prestige dramas and bold new voices. It’s the kind of event where red carpet looks can feel as carefully chosen as the films themselves. Aimee Lou Wood is a perfect fit for that setting. The British actress has had a whirlwind run since breaking out in ‘Sex Education’ and landing Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for ‘The White Lotus’. She has also built a reputation for soft, vintage-inspired dressing that mirrors her roles.

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Aimee Lou Wood says she had to “quieten” her voice to temper “fragile male egos”

UK actor Aimee Lou Wood said she had to “quieten her voice” early in her career and is still discouraged from speaking up on film sets. “[You’re] having to hide how clever you are and how much you can see things and how you’re clocking absolutely everything,” Wood told Screen at the BFI London Film Festival premiere of The Idiot(s) on October 14. “But you have to dilute that to make people feel comfortable because men have very fragile egos a lot of the time.” The Idiot(s) sees Wood play Anna Dostoevskaya, a real 19th-century Russian memoirist and wife to the famed author,

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Aimee Lou Wood says she had to “quieten” her voice to temper “fragile male egos” on film sets

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BFI London Review: The Liberation Finds Carrie Coon Elevating a Clumsy Cult Drama

Nobody makes clumsier social allegories than Guy Nattiv. His first American effort, the 2018 short Skin, followed a violent white supremacist who was kidnapped, drugged, and held hostage while his entire skin was tattooed jet-black as revenge for a hate crime; it was the most-embarrassing Oscar winner in a year when Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody dominated the ceremony. That is arguably more tasteful than how he frames the true story at the heart of his most personal effort to date, The Liberation. Inspired by his grandmother’s indoctrination into a cult in the early 1980s, Nattiv keeps attempting to draw heavy-handed parallels between her youth in a concentration camp and

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A Beloved Remake Is the Most-Watched Show on Netflix This Week

Netflix continues to attract broad viewership across the United States with a diverse slate of programming ranging from children’s entertainment and culinary competitions to prestige historical dramas and live sports entertainment. The weekly viewership metrics for late September through early October demonstrate strong audience engagement with both fresh limited series and enduring episodic favorites. Several high-profile debuts alongside established franchises captured significant screen time across multiple demographics during this streaming window. ‘Lego One Piece’ (2026) Netflix The two-part animated special ‘Lego One Piece’ brings the world of Eiichiro Oda’s pirate saga to life through brick-built animation. Season 1 consists of two episodes that follow Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, Usopp, and

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Léa Seydoux & Marie Kreutzer On The “Earthquake” At The Heart Of ‘Gentle Monster’ – Contenders London

Gentle Monster writer-director Marie Kreutzer and star Léa Seydoux took to the stage at Deadline’s Contenders London event to discuss the journey behind their Cannes drama. Seydoux plays Lucy, an experimental pianist who moves with her beloved but panic attack-liable husband Philip (Laurence Rupp) and young son to a rural farmhouse in Bavaria. Life seems swell until a special unit of big-city police led by Detective Kühn (Jella Haase) swoop in and seize one of Philip’s devices. As expected, they find and seize thousands of images of Child Sexual Abuse Material — and his double life is exposed. Catherine Deneuve plays Lucy’s mother in the feature. The project has a striking resonance for Kreutzer. In 2022, the Austrian director released Corsage, starring Vicky Krieps and Florian Teichtmeister. The following year, Teichtmeister was arrested and pleaded guilty to possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material: 76,000 files spread over 22 devices. He received a suspended sentence,

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