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Trailer Watch: Which film will you watch this weekend?

Here are a few options for weekend watching.

EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, we bring you trailers for films that are out this weekend.

Here are three trailers for films you can catch in the cinema. 

Spencer

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Out since last week, in this film director Pablo Larraín brings us the story of Princess Diana, through a fictionalised account of a weekend she spends at the Sandringham estate with the Royal Family. Stars Kirsten Stewart as Diana (with a score from Radiohead’s Johnny Greenwood).

The Card Counter

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Still in cinemas, this is written and directed by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver) and is about a former soldier (played by Oscar Isaac) who has become a low-stakes card counter. But when he meets Cirk, a young man who wants revenge on a mutual enemy, things shift. 

Love Yourself Today

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This Irish documentary is about the musician Damien Dempsey and the Christmas gigs he puts on every year in Vicar St. We also meet three of his fans, who have come through troubled times to live happier lives.

Which one would you go see first?


Poll Results:

Spencer (643)
The Card Counter (633)
Love Yourself Today (595)

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