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#Lady In Cinemas Now
#JustanIllusion In Cinemas Now
#Remake In Cinemas Now
#TheWeight In Cinemas 2 October

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe star in The Weight, in UK and Irish cinemas now
★★★★★ Flickering Myth
★★★★ The Times
★★★★ The Irish Times
★★★★ HeyuGuys
https://t.co/04U3Uhbzio

[Sight and Sound magazine @SightSoundmag]

Sherman's March director Ross McElwee channels his grief over the loss of his child into a powerful memory archive of home movies, clips from previous films, and footage shot by his late son, Adrian.

Imogen Sara Smith reviews Remake, in cinemas this week. https://t.co/uMKgDbZ2nj

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

French summer box office sensation Just an Illusion is in UK and Irish cinemas today: https://t.co/mcnjldnCHS

[Allan Hunter @AlHunterMovies]

Love Just An Illusion, a warmhearted coming of age tale set in the Paris suburbs of 1985. Wise, witty and full of charm with a cracking soundtrack and a terrific ensemble cast. Opens in the UK tomorrow via @MetFilmDistrib

[UK Jewish Film @UKJewishFilm]

A hilarious, warm-hearted and unforgettable coming-of-age story is coming to the big screen!
Join us for an exclusive preview of Just an Illusion, starring Camille Cottin, from acclaimed directing duo Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache.

🗓️ Wednesday 9 September, 7.30pm
📍 Phoenix Cinema
🎟️ https://t.co/cuYSMyuC2A

#JustAnIllusion
@MetFilmDistrib

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

Lady is in cinemas NOW!
https://t.co/09CqcPvVfd
★★★★ The Guardian
★★★★ Empire
★★★★ Rolling Stone UK
★★★★ Little White Lies
★★★★ Heat Magazine
★★★★ The Times
★★★★ Time Out
★★★★ The Financial Times
★★★★ The Sun
★★★★ Metro
★★★★ Radio Times

[Sight and Sound magazine @SightSoundmag]

“The film proves that the most specific landscapes can articulate far-reaching truths, and is a reminder that it’s past time for the ‘British’ cinematic canon to include more languages than English”

Becca Voelcker on Welsh-language drama Effi o Blaenau https://t.co/BdiR7N8Hd3

[BBC Wales News @BBCWalesNews]

Tragedy meets 'social realism' in Welsh-language film hailed a 'sensation' https://t.co/fguLX9yS6v

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

Effi o Blaenau is in cinemas now!
★★★★★ The Sun
★★★★★ The Morning Star
★★★★★ Eye for Film
★★★★★ Movie Marker
★★★★ The Guardian
★★★★ The Times
★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ The Express
★★★★ The Daily Mail
https://t.co/S1cTfktZnO

[Nation.Cymru @NationCymru]

One of the most talked-about films to come from Wales this decade, Effi of Blaenau, hits cinemas from today - with showings across the UK, from Glasgow to London and right across Wales https://t.co/sJkycvFFrW

[Peter Bradshaw @PeterBradshaw1]

My review of Effi O Blaenau (dir. Marc Evans) is up here: https://t.co/PLHp2uRR33

[FT Weekend @ftweekend]

Effi O Blaenau — a stark Welsh drama lit up by a revelatory new star https://t.co/bhvLZoN1ta

[BBC Cymru Fyw @BBCCymruFyw]

Bydd ffilm newydd Effi o Blaenau yn cael ei dangos gydag is-deitlau mewn sinemâu ledled Prydain o ddydd Gwener

Mwy yma:

https://t.co/yL8ukodNz3

[The Garden Cinema @TheGardenCinema]

OUR LAND dares to tread where few have trespassed before, asking the timely question of who has the right to roam in the English countryside? 92% of land and 97% of all rivers in England are not legally accessible. #FilmTwitter #Cinema

From 8 May
https://t.co/JPCLlCvDUd

[Joe Weaver ☭🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @WeaverTheRed]

Out this Friday, Our Land is a film about what it means to "own" land, the right to roam, and the need to trespass on that which has been stolen from you ⛰️🌳🥾

I've just booked to see it at Abbeygate Cinema in Bury St Edmunds, and so should you at your nearest indie cinema!

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

The Brazilian box office sensation The Blue Trail is in UK and Irish cinemas now. Gabriel Mascaro’s bold near-future drama follows 77-year-old Tereza as she escapes an ageist authoritarian society and embarks on a journey through the Amazon.
https://t.co/37L9w3StOk

[MetFilm Distribution @MetFilmDistrib]

The Tasters reconstructs the true story of the women coerced into being food tasters for Adolf Hitler towards the end of World War II, based on the award-winning book ‘At the Wolf’s Table’ by Rosella Postorino.
In cinemas now: https://t.co/9ecwIIY6Rh

[Eye For Film @EyeForFilm]

"I think it's really great to be able to have that energy, that energy of somebody who's downtrodden and ill served by the system, but who’s fighting back" - Marc Evans and Leisa Gewnllian discuss Effi O Blaenau https://t.co/qnLFM6mIZ6 #GFF26

[Far Out Cinema @FarOutCinema]

EXCLUSIVE: Watch the first trailer for Samuel Abrahams' 'Lady' 🎬⁠
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In keeping with our status as the independent voice of culture, Far Out can exclusively reveal the first trailer for co-writer and director Samuel Abrahams' upcoming feature film, Lady.⁠
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The Bafta-nominated filmmaker's satirical mockumentary premiered to enthusiastic reviews and widespread acclaim at the 2025 edition of the BFI London Film Festival, and it will be released in cinemas in the United Kingdom and Ireland on July 3rd, 2026, through MetFilm Distribution (@MetFilmDistrib).⁠
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Lady, which Abrahams penned alongside Miranda Campbell Bowling, stars Fleabag and The Ballad of Wallis Island's Sian Clifford in the lead role as Lady Isabella, a lonely, narcissistic aristocrat who hoodwinks a struggling director into filming her every move.⁠
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The filmmaker, played by How to Build a Girl and Fool Me Once's Laurie Kynaston, soon discovers he's been lured to her palatial Ravenhyde Hall estate under false pretences; he'd been promised a high-profile commissioned job, only to discover that he's actually documenting Isabella's involvement in a regional talent show.⁠
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However, her desperation to reclaim the spotlight takes a surreal turn when the titular lady literally starts turning invisible. A unique combination of offbeat comedy, mockumentary, magical realism, outright surrealism, and satire, Abrahams' influences for Lady stretch far and wide.⁠
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As well as previously citing Groundhog Day and Being John Malkovich as "essentially a jumping-off point" for his feature-length debut, the director was also inspired by YouTube videos and arguably the most beloved bad movie ever made.⁠
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"I got lost down a YouTube rabbit hole and then stumbled across the first video post of someone who clearly was aspiring to be an influencer, but hadn't got an audience," he told The Hollywood Reporter. "It was really intriguing, because every single decision that she had made in the making of the video was just brilliantly off."⁠
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Also starring Juliet Cowan and Olisa Odele, and produced by Stewart le Maréchal and Anna Mohr-Pietsch for MetFilm Production, Lady will arrive in cinemas on July 3rd.

[Andy Murray | Horror Nerd and Film Reviews @AndyMurray94]

#GFF26 EFFI O BLAENAU Review - Effi O Blaenau is a remarkable and captivatingly human work of cinema that poignantly draws attention to the socio-economic issues faced by small communities. ★★★★ @The_Upcoming
https://t.co/MkAW4jufIk