"Nothing new on the Western Front"
Erich Maria Remarque's novel has been filmed several times, but feels particularly well-timed this year, says Kulturnyheterna's critic Fredrik Sahlin.
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The film is shown on Netflix.
"Avatar: the way of water"
Those who wanted to follow the fate of the blue navi people had to wait 13 years.
James Cameron has planned a total of four sequels, whether he has time to fulfill that ambition remains to be seen.
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The film is shown in cinemas.
The banshees of Inisherin
Martin McDonagh's break-up film, where Colm suddenly doesn't want to be friends with Pádraic anymore, takes place on an Irish island while the 20th century civil war on the mainland rages on in the background.
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The film is shown in cinemas.
"Elvis"
Baz Luhrmann has made an Elvis portrayal that is extra everything with glitter and hipness and Tom Hanks as a villainous manager.
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The film is shown on HBO Max.
"Everything everywhere all at once"
During a visit to the tax office, Evelyn is drawn into an imaginative sci-fi adventure where everything takes place in multiple dimensions - everywhere, all the time.
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The film is shown on Cineasterna - free streaming service available through libraries.
"The Fabelmans"
Steven Spielberg's portrayal of growing up takes place in the middle of the 20th century and is inspired by the director's own life.
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The film is shown in cinemas.
"Tar"
Almost unanimously acclaimed by critics – portrays demon conductor Lydia Tár and what happens when serious accusations are leveled against her.
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The film is shown in cinemas.
"Top Gun: Maverick"
Peter "Maverick" Mitchell flies again and photography, effects and the sense of action are turned up to the max.
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The film can be rented on SF anytime, Viaplay and shown in some cinemas.
"Women talking"
Women in a Christian sect finally have enough after years of abuse.
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The film is shown in cinemas.
Triangle of sadness
Ruben Östlund's nightmarish boat comedy has already won a Palme d'Or at Cannes and is nominated in three categories.
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The film is shown in cinemas.