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Entertainment

‘The Summer Hikaru Died’ series review: Just a boy, standing in front of an eldritch horror, asking it to love him

This stunning adaptation of Mokumokuren’s award-winning manga choreographs grief, desire, and occult unease into one of the most singular anime experiences of the year

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‘Dude’ trailer: Pradeep Ranganathan, Mamitha Baiju steer an intense young-adult rom-com

Written and directed by debutant Keerthiswaran, the film is set to release in theatres on October 17

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Quiz: Easy like Sunday morning – What has October 12 ever given us

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California’s Governor Newsom signs law to stop ads louder than streamed content

California’s governor Gavin Newsom signed a law aimed at stopping ads with volume levels that are far higher than the media that viewers were streaming

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‘Train Dreams’ trailer: Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones face the Frontier in Netflix’s period drama

Clint Bentley’s adaptation of Denis Johnson’s novella captures early American life with grit, longing, and beauty

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Avoidance play

Neither vulnerable, West deals

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‘I Love LA’ trailer: Rachel Sennott takes aim at influencer culture in new HBO comedy

The ‘Bottoms’ writes, directs, produces and leads a series about ambition, envy, and surviving Los Angeles friendships

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The Hindu Sunday crossword No. 25

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‘No Other Choice’ trailer: Park Chan-wook turns capitalism into a blood-soaked comedy of survival

The ‘Oldboy’ and ‘Decision to Leave’ director’s latest film blends murder, satire, and moral decay in a biting look at modern work culture

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Bollywood is back in Britain, says PM Starmer as he visits YRF, bats for increased film collaboration

British PM Keir Starmer announces Bollywood films to be made in the UK, boosting economy and cultural ties

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