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    Apr 03, 2020 1 minute
    Jane Crowther, Editor-in-Chief

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    How are you? Keeping your chin up? These are crazy times and we want to thank you when you could be stockpiling loo paper. Although films have been yanked from the schedule at an alarming rate, there’s still some corking stuff to read about in this issue to provide escapism from the news. Scarlett Johansson’s for one, to whet your appetite for Marvel’s OG avenger in her long-awaited standalone (whenever we might see it). Plus we’re covering (pertinent in these post-Weinstein times), Damien Chazelle’s new TV venture, , and I talked to Joe Wright and Amy Adams about creating a movie centred in one house as a woman who cannot go out spies on her neighbours. Sounds like we might all relate to that one more than we might have done a few months ago. And if you want to ensure you continue to get movie goodness without going to the shops, there are great deals right now on a digital subscription of this esteemed mag. Plus we’ll keep you entertained with our weekly podcasts.

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