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Film choice

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Dunkirk (2017) SKY CINEMA PREMIERE, 8.00PM ★★★★★

Director Christophe­r Nolan (who, bafflingly, is still yet to win an Oscar), takes a novel approach to the Dunkirk evacuation. Told through three separate perspectiv­es, taking place in the air, the sea and on land, the film is a disorienta­ting, dazzling, superbly crafted tribute to their bravery. Tom Hardy, Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance and Harry Styles are among the cast.

Magic Mike (2012) E4, 9.00PM ★★★★

Steven Soderbergh made a surprise decision to tackle the world of male strippers in Tampa, Florida, and exceeded every expectatio­n: it’s one of his most enjoyable movies. Channing Tatum, in a story based on his own pre-hollywood career, is revelatory – and Soderbergh works similar wonders with young star Alex Pettyfer and the resurgent Matthew Mcconaughe­y as the club’s smoothtalk­ing, cowboy-hat-wearing owner.

Non-stop (2014) FILM4, 9.00PM ★★★

Liam Neeson is the dolorous air marshal who spends most of this film bounding up and down the aisle of a hijacked plane with a time-bomb under his arm in a plot so absurd that you can’t help but smile. Every passenger is a suspect, even Julianne Moore’s sweet heart-surgery patient. But Neeson wears the action-hero mantle so comfortabl­y nowadays that you’ll become engrossed.

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