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LAST UPDATE | May 15th 2020, 7:00 AM
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, we bring you three trailers for films that are due out in the cinema that weekend.
But with cinemas closed because of the coronavirus, here are three trailers for films you can catch on streaming services online.
Available on Mubi, this Pedro Costa film is about a middle-aged woman’s visit to Lisbon after her husband dies.
Now available on Amazon Prime: Kristen Stewart stars as Jean Seberg, the French New Wave icon who was targeted by the FBI over her relationship with civil rights activist Hakim Jamal.
Netflix has put the Barbra Streisand film Funny Girl among its latest picks, so now’s your chance to catch up with the 1968 classic. In the film, she plays the real-life Fanny Brice, a comedienne and entertainer from the early 1900s. Her co-star is Omar Sharif.
Which one would you go see first?
This article has been updated to reflect the new releases available in Ireland.
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