David Sexton

Jim Jarmusch and the parental pleasure principle

In Father Mother Sister Brother, the director turns the incomprehension between family members into a film of pure pleasure

By David Sexton

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Garlanded at Cannes and tipped for glory at the Oscars, The Secret Agent is a thrilling ride into Brazil’s…

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The blockbuster reveals more about the psyche of the director than of Brontë

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Stewart’s first directed feature film weaves a compelling narrative out of fragments of a woman’s past

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His third directorial outing, Is This Thing On?, finds the good in divorce

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A desperate search for employment turns violent in the auteur’s dark, satirical corporate takedown

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Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley are superb in this original transposition of Shakespeare to the silver screen

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While there are exciting movies and series to come this year, the industry feels like it’s out of ideas

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Stellan Skarsgård is outstanding as a film director trying to mend his family through the camera

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