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Repertory Rundown: What to Watch in London This Week, From Fellini to Fritz Lang
From classics to cult favourites, our team highlight some of the best one-off screenings and re-releases showing this week in the capital
Pearl review – sublime horror prequel exceeds the original in every way
Mia Goth gives a terrifyingly hypnotic, career-defining turn in Ti West's wildly entertaining and colourful confection of a movie
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania review – trilogy capper barely has any interest in its title character
Enjoyable villains aside, this MCU Phase Five opener is a mostly ominous promise of more convoluted, stakes-free things to come
Pacifiction review – sunsets and secrets in Albert Serra’s enigmatic epic
Benoît Magimel plays a government official traversing a world of danger and conspiracy against the lush backdrop of Tahiti
Funny Pages review – Safdie-produced black comedy is a repulsive delight
Owen Kline's debut owes an immense debt to the Safdie style, but finds ways to make it its own with big laughs and a fantastic cast
The Banshees of Inisherin review – a very melancholy comedy from Martin McDonagh
Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson reunite for a sad tale about two men whose soured friendship leads them towards terrible things
I Was Born to Be a Mother: Jennifer Garner and Juno
As Juno turns 15, Yasmin Omar explores how the actor's perfectly pitched turn as an adoptive mother helped to define her career
Where Is Anne Frank review – often beautiful but deeply frustrating parable
A harrowing Holocaust milieu proves a very bad fit for a silly YA story that is let down by leaden voice acting
Tchaikovsky’s Wife review – the maudlin life of a composer’s unwilling decoy
Petrov's Flu filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov tackles the life of Antonina Miliukova in a sprawling, well-acted but repetitive biopic
Enys Men review – Cornish folk horror is a patience-testing visual banquet
British filmmaker Mark Jenkin returns with an experimental throwback that is as incoherent as it is formally inventive