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Films to see in the cinema



        The Outfit



        Eyes twinkling and shears close to hand, Mark Rylance plays an ex-Savile Row tailor with secrets
        in a tightly plotted period whodunit set in the 1950s Chicago underworld. Cinemas

        Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore



        A third trip to the Harry Potter prequelverse finds magical fascism on the rise in 1930s Berlin, and
        a young, unsettlingly hunky Dumbledore (Jude Law) in charge of the resistance. Cinemas

        The Lost City



        Romancing the Stone again? Why not? A reclusive author (Sandra Bullock) and her vapid cover
        model (Channing Tatum) get stuck in the jungle together when a promotional tour goes
        awry. Cinemas

        Operation Mincemeat



        Colin Firth, Matthew Macfadyen and Simon Russell Beale star in John Madden’s caperish wartime
        thriller about the serpentine, and successful, misinformation campaign that kept the Allies’ 1943
        invasion of Sicily under wraps. Cinemas

        The Northman



        A $70 million Viking revenge saga modelled on the myth of Amleth (ie Hamlet). Alexander
        Skarsgård, Nicole Kidman, Anya Taylor-Joy and Claes Bang star; Robert Eggers (The Witch, The
        Lighthouse) directs. Cinemas

        Benedetta


        Trust Showgirls director Paul Verhoeven to recount the life of lesbian abbess Benedetta Carlini
        (Virginie Efira) with Carry On-ish impudence and a winking relish for bad taste. Cinemas

        The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent


        A cash-strapped actor called Nick Cage (played by none other) accepts a $1 m offer to grace the
        birthday of a superfan. Soon things get crazy, in a grinningly meta action-comedy. Cinemas

        Downton Abbey: A New Era


        The cast of Julian Fellowes’s upstairs-downstairs drama return – and don’t assume that Maggie
        Smith’s Dowager Countess is dead yet, whatever was implied last time. Cinemas
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