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Here are the more popular films that have newly landed on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, 35 of them worth knowing about this month. Prime quietly adds and drops titles all the time, so this is your steer on what is worth queuing up. New on Amazon Prime UK
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Before the Millennium Falcon, before the Force, before any of it, there was a bald man in a white jumpsuit running through sterile white corridors, and a number for a name. Star Wars (1977) is the film most people associate with George Lucas, and reasonably so, but his actual directorial
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The Pakistani writer-director Seemab Gul built her reputation on short films before stepping up to her first feature, and Ghost School arrives with real festival pedigree, having played in the Berlinale's Generation strand and picked up a Crystal Bear nomination. It reaches UK audiences as part of
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Female genital mutilation is one of the most widely practised and least openly discussed human rights issues in the world. The World Health Organisation estimates that more than 200 million women and girls alive today have undergone some form of the procedure, with prevalence particularly high across parts of sub-
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There is a particular kind of documentary that turns the camera not on its ostensible subject but on the people doing the looking, and Cannibal Tours (1988) is one of the more bracingly honest examples of the form. Directed by Australian filmmaker Dennis O'Rourke, the film accompanies a
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By 1950, Walt Disney Productions was in a complicated position. The studio had spent much of the 1940s producing package films, anthology features stitched together from shorter segments, largely as a financial necessity born out of the Second World War disrupting overseas markets. Features like Dumbo had shown the studio
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Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul occupies a singular corner of world cinema, one that tends to divide audiences cleanly into the devoted and the bewildered. His work operates at a frequency all its own: unhurried, sensory, preoccupied with memory, landscape, and the thin membrane between the living and whatever comes after.
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There is a particular flavour of genre film that announces its intentions in the title and then dares you to keep up. They Will Kill You, arriving in 2026 from the production partnership of Nocturna, New Line Cinema, Domain Entertainment and Film Afrika, is very much that kind of picture.
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The Palestinian twins Tarzan and Arab Nasser have spent their careers making films about Gaza from the inside out, finding dark comedy and real style in a place the world's cameras usually frame only as tragedy. Once Upon a Time in Gaza, which won them the Best Director
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Here is everything new arriving on Netflix UK in July 2026. There are 23 titles on the way, so this is your shortlist for what to line up, and which new releases are worth a watch. New on Netflix UK Arriving July 1 * Enola Holmes 3 (2026): Adventure starring Millie
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There are films that arrive as events, reshaping the cultural landscape around them simply by existing, and Tim Burton's Batman from 1989 is one of the clearest examples of that phenomenon British and American cinema has ever produced. Before a single frame had been projected in a public
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The Evil Dead franchise occupies a peculiar corner of horror history. Sam Raimi's original 1981 film was a shoestring-budget affair shot in rural Tennessee, equal parts terrifying and accidental slapstick, and it launched careers, spawned a devoted cult following, and essentially wrote the rulebook for a certain
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