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Splatoon: 10 years of Nintendo’s joyous, messy squid game

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By Stuart Isaac Burnside, Chloe Walker, Nick James, Christopher Bird
| BFI
Nintendo can often seem a company led by contradictions. For every fresh trail the Kyoto giant blazes, there’s an example of them being stubbornly stuck in the past. 2015 was the age of the Wii U, their ambitious but flawed follow-up to the mega-successful Wii.
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Finest hours: Martha Vickers in The Big Sleep

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By Chloe Walker, Nick James, Christopher Bird, Stuart Isaac Burnside
| BFI
On what would have been her 100th birthday, we remember model-turned-actress Martha Vickers and her scene-stealing performance – playing younger sister to Lauren Bacall – as the flirtatious Carmen Sternwood. 28 May 2025 “You’re not very tall, are you?” In the opening scene of 1946 noir classic The Big Sleep, Carmen Sternwood makes quite the impression. After disparaging the height of private detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart), the two trade more flirtatious words.
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Marcel Ophuls obituary: veteran documentary-maker behind the monumental The Sorrow and the Pity

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By Nick James, Christopher Bird, Stuart Isaac Burnside, Nick James Obituaries
| BFI
To make a film that demolishes a national myth, radically shifting that nation’s view of itself away from glory and towards shame, takes a director of extraordinary courage and ruthless determination. Marcel Ophuls, who has died age 97, achieved that with his documentary The Sorrow and the Pity (1969), which told a history of France under Nazi rule that remains controversial to this day.
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