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  Tenet reviews round-up: Critics divided over Christopher Nolan’s ‘almost impossible to love’ film

  The first reviews are in for Tenet, Christopher Nolan’s eagerly awaited movie – which has left critics thoroughly divided.Tenet, which will be released in the UK on 26 August and in the US on 3 September after several delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, has been deemed both entertaining and “cerebral” by some, but lacking and confusing by others.

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  The Telegraph

  Tenet, review: don’t try to understand it – just rewind and enjoy the ride

  Dir: Christopher Nolan. Cast: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Himesh Patel, Clémence Poésy, Michael Caine. 12A cert, 149 mins I’m not saying that Christopher Nolan’s mind does actually operate outside the bounds of the space-time continuum. But if it did, would you be all that surprised? Nolan’s films - like his latest, an Oscar and Bafta winner for special effects - tend to be years in the devising and crafting, but they’ve late

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  Resistance, review: this Marcel Marceau biopic is just another maudlin historical slog

  Dir: Jonathan Jakubowicz. Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Clémence Poésy, Géza Röhrig, Matthias Schweighöfer, Vica Kerekes, Ed Harris. 15 cert, 121 mins If you were to list actors you could imagine playing Marcel Marceau, would Jesse Eisenberg appear in the top 50? Nevertheless, here he is as the legendary mime artist during his dramatic Second World War years, when he worked with the French Resistance forging papers and hiding Jewish orphans from the occupying Nazi forces. Eisenberg is the kind of actor

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  The Independent

  Resistance review: Second World War thriller gets lost in bathos and barbarity

  Dir: Jonathan Jakubowicz. Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Clémence Poésy, Matthias Schweighöfer, Alicia von Rittberg, Félix Moati. 15 cert, 121 mins.Jesse Eisenberg is a rarity among actors. Not only is he unafraid to peel back the veneer of likeability, but he seems to thrive off the action. Spurred on by his star-making turn as pitiless mega-nerd Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network, he’s used roles in films such as The Double and this year’s Vivarium to colour in all shades of humanity’s prickly

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  Yahoo Movies UK

  Christopher Nolan's new mystery blockbuster 'Tenet' adds 'EastEnders' star Himesh Patel

  Ex-EastEnders star Himesh Patel has landed a role in the mysterious new Christopher Nolan action movie Tenet, according to reports.

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  Digital Spy

  Christopher Nolan's new movie gets a title as filming starts

  Michael Caine has signed up. Obviously.

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  Cosmo

  There wasn't a dry eye during Karl Lagerfeld's final Chanel fashion show

  Cara Delevingne led the emotional event

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  Red

  This £20 'miracle' 3-in-1 French skincare product is finally launching in the UK

  You know, the one Karl Lagerfeld bathes in everyday

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  Evening Standard

  The best dressed stars at the Venice Film Festival 2018

  An annual highlight of the international showbiz calendar, the Venice Film Festival attracts one of the most glittering guest lists of the year. Standing out on the red carpet has been Emma Stone, who's so far worn a deliciously feminine array of Louis Vuitton looks – unsurprising as she is the face of the brand – the showstopper being a semi-sheer nude gown embellished with beads and embroidered flower designs for the opening of her new film The Favourite.

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  French actresses launch own 'Time's Up' with white ribbons

  Over 100 actresses and film professionals in France, including Vanessa Paradis and Diane Kruger, launched their own movement on Wednesday against sexual violence, and said they would sport white ribbons at a French awards event this week. Hot on the heels of Hollywood's "Time's Up" campaign against harassment, France's "Now we act" is billed as an appeal to raise funds so that women who have suffered rape or other forms of sexual violence can take legal action. The French appeal also comes aft

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