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Thomas Reid, the subject of Feargal Ward's acclaimed new documentary

The Lonely Battle Of Thomas Reid - one man's struggle

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Documentary maker Feargal Ward writes for Culture about his new film The Lonely Battle Of Thomas Reid, and the battle to make a film about the rise of corporate power in Ireland.

1945: two Jewish men, possibly father and son, arrive in a Hungarian village in the dead heat of August.

1945: Recent events haunt a secretive Hungarian village

Night Of The Living Dead at 50 - the film that refuses to die

A bouquet of barbed wire: Glenn Close in The Wife

Glenn Close should be Oscar-bound with The Wife

British actors Paul McGann and Richard E. Grant (Photo by Murray Close/Getty Images)

15 of the most memorable foodie moments in film

Something For The Weekend: Sinead O'Shea's Cultural Picks

Something For The Weekend

American Animals:

Why do people steal rare books?

Making The Grade - Ken Wardrop on his acclaimed documentary

Ruth Wilson on The Little Stranger & her grandfather the spy

Night Of The Living Dead, rescored - reanimating a zombie classic

Float Like a Butterfly wins Toronto Award

Film about Irish Traveller girl wins Toronto award

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Film Reviews.

The real effectiveness of this Halloween doesn't come from the jump-scares, but from the handling of Laurie's trauma

Jamie Lee Curtis' return to Halloween is a real treat

Thomas Reid - A determined Co Kildare farmer intent on staying right where he is

The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid conjures vivid picture

The two lead characters are extremely likeable

Goosebumps 2: A spooktacular outing for little monsters

Bad Times at the El Royale

Our main Yeti Migo meets a Smallfoot

Smallfoot is smart, fun and full of heart

Nicolas Cage in Mandy

Mandy is visceral, vivid and like nothing else

1945: two Jewish men, possibly father and son, arrive in a Hungarian village in the dead heat of August.

1945: Recent events haunt a secretive Hungarian village

Sarah Greene is spellbinding as the titular character

Rosie is a profoundly moving, painfully topical drama

First Man is a fascinating follow-up to La La Land

The Silver Branch: explores love of native place with extraordinary acuity

The Silver Branch: absorbing and deserving of garlands

Emma Thompson and Rowan Atkinson in Johnny English Strikes Again

-007 is back in Johnny English Strikes Again

Venom manages to impress as it's just plain weird

Despite its many flaws, Venom is irrepressibly fun