Kenneth Branagh

Atonement

By Andy Howell | October 2026

TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW! In Atonement, Kenneth Branagh plays Michael Reid, a reporter covering the Iraq War in 2003 and…

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TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW! In Atonement, Kenneth Branagh plays Michael Reid, a reporter covering the Iraq War in 2003 and its...

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NOW IN THEATERS! Twenty years is a long time in fashion, and while most of the world has changed, some things remain the same. David Frankel's The Devil...

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Angel Studios debuts its first animated feature based on Charles Dickens’ book, The Life of Our Lord. Seong-ho Jang writes and directs The Kings of...

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In a year filled with agenda-driven cinematic drivel and gargantuan big-budget flops, a throwback to good old-fashioned motion pictures of yore feels like...

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Walking into Death on the Nile, you may feel as though you stumbled into a screening of 1917. The camera weaves through the trenches of a WWI battle that...

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NEW TO THEATERS! Kenneth Branagh has played everything from Russians to Nazis to English kings to patrician American southerners. As such, it's sometimes...

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This is it, folks! We can finally head out of five months of isolation and do certain social activities, such as going to the cineplex - the theater with...

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Most notable for his countless Shakespearean adaptations and performances, Kenneth Branagh takes on the bard himself in All Is True. Upon its opening...

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(thumbnail photo credit: Getty Images for Palm Springs International Film Festival) You know that saying, “Never meet your heroes?” Well,...