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Memoria review: A surreal and immersive journey into the human mind

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Memoria review: A surreal and immersive journey into the human mind

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's latest slow cinema offering, Memoria, ponders what we do and don't understand about the nature of reality

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Our pick of the best sci-fi and speculative fiction books for 2022

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The best science books coming your way in 2022

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PICARD Sir Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard of the CBS All Access series STAR TREK: PICARD.

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The best sci-fi TV shows and movies to look forward to in 2022

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LEE Sun-kyun in ?Dr. Brain?.

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Dr. Brain review: Scientifically absurd but strangely entertaining

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Two dystopian novels explore how language can be used to control us

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LUCIAN-RIVER CHAUHAN, RIZ AHMED and ADITYA GEDDADA star in ENCOUNTER

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Encounter review: A sci-fi road trip that gets lost along the way

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Laughter Lab at London's Cartoon Museum explores the science of humour

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Hawaiian Soul review: An inspiring tale of environmental activism

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Hawaiian Soul review: An inspiring tale of environmental activism

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The best books of 2021 - New Scientist’s Christmas gift guide

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The best books of 2021 - New Scientist’s Christmas gift guide

Here is New Scientist's pick of the science and sci-fi books from 2021 that will keep you entertained over the holiday season

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Break the Internet review: How influencers will take over the world

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Even Greater Mistakes review: Short sci-fi stories without the sexism

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Animal review: Netflix's immersive journey into nature is a must-see

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Finch review: Even Tom Hanks can’t save this tame dystopian sci-fi

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