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The cinematic debut of Sacha Baron-Cohen's hapless Kazakh reporter

A collection of dyed-in-the-wool misfits, The Hoovers, head cross-country for the Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant...

Reclusive star passes away aged 60

The Coen Brothers' classic finally gets the deserved DVD release.

The Cure, Nick Cave, Basement Jaxx and, er, Kasabian rock Uncut’s favourite Euro rock fest

Interviewed in 1978 - on Nick Nolte, bad box-office and good intentions.

Christian Bale goes to extremes in smart, heavily stylised psych-horror gem.

Festival Excess - Michael Bonner reports from Utah

Patti Smith takes time out to chat to Uncut about her recent recordings, being American in this post-911 era, Todd Rundgren and more...

Leaving aside for a moment the issue of whether an unshown TV special from '68 could capture, as the opening credits suggest, "the spontaneity, aspirations and communal spirit of an entire era" any more accurately than, say, Catweazle or Do Not Adjust Your Set, and regardless of whether you think Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed are the fulcrum points of a generation or just something that music critics of a certain age should learn to get over, the portents of this cryogenically preserved moment in rock time are undeniable. Look!