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  Earwig: beetles about elegantly but incoherently

  Teeth made of ice? Earwig, the first English-language effort from French cult favourite Lucile Hadžihalilović (Innocence; Evolution), certainly starts off in an intriguingly oddball place. In a labyrinthine apartment in Liège, at some time in the early-to-mid 20th century, a morose scientist called Scellinc (Paul Hilton) is at work on the dentistry of young Mia (Romane Hemelaers), whose gnashers are refrozen from her own saliva and reinserted, using custom mouth-pieces, on a daily basis.

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  Oxford Mail

  Mystery solved: here's what camera crews were filming in St Aldates

  We spotted camera crews on St Aldates a couple of weeks ago but were not sure who it was they were filming.

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  Amulet review – Romola Garai’s room at the top holds untold horrors

  Amulet review – Romola Garai’s room at the top holds untold horrors . An ex-soldier renovating an old house finds more than just refuge in the actor turned writer-director’s pulsating gothic shocker

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  Romola Garai says she will never appear nude on stage again

  Actor said the experience was ‘psychologically too demanding for me’

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  Romola Garai: ‘I don’t think anybody needs to see a rape onscreen ever again’

  THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The actor was a key voice in the MeToo movement – but she’d like to be known just as much for her work. As she steps behind the camera with her film ‘Amulet’, she talks to Alexandra Pollard about Harvey Weinstein, making horror movies about men, and why she’ll never do another nude scene

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  Amulet, review: Imelda Staunton, demons and vampire bats do not a sensible horror make

  Whatever we might have expected Romola Garai to bring us in her writing-directing debut, it can’t have been Amulet. This chamber-horror oddity from the English actress-turned-auteur is too weird, too wonky; intermittently gross, and often gruelling.

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  Amulet review – Romola Garai makes directorial debut with smart upscale horror

  Amulet review – Romola Garai makes directorial debut with smart upscale horror. Garai’s first feature as director is a classy chiller where a haunted war veteran is offered uneasy solace by a twinkly-eyed nun

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  Evening Standard

  Londoner’s Diary: Jamie Dornan checked for bombs under dad’s car during Troubles

  In today’s Diary: Dornan on Belfast / Damp in the country house / More raunch, promises Olly / Dame Julie and the corpsing / Sue Gray report ‘will see light of day’

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  Kate Winslet, Duchess of Cornwall and Rob Brydon to appear at Hay Festival

  This year’s festival runs from May 26 to June 6.

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  What links a screaming hairy and a pink fairy? The Weekend quiz

  What links a screaming hairy and a pink fairy? The Weekend quiz. From Juneteenth to Japanese breadcrumbs, test your knowledge with the Weekend quiz

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