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Ladies in Black film review

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Bruce Beresford has a repertoire of films that stretch from broad and iconic comedies (The Adventures of Barry McKenzie) to …

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The Royal Wedding: Suits actress brings audacity, conviction, compassion and relevance to the Crown

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When Bishop Michael Curry, the African American head of the American Episcopal Church, went off script at the wedding of …

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Chappaquiddick movie review: Ted Kennedy isn’t just bad, he’s boring

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Anyone who has read Joyce Carol Oates’ remarkable novel Black Water which is narrated by the fictional version of Mary …

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Loveless movie review: a sad, elegant jewel of a film

C.C. Ford

A Russian couple are deep in the horror of divorce when their son goes missing from their apartment. This is virtually …

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The Square movie review: a savagely funny parable

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Much has been made of Ruben Ostlund’s The Square as a satire of the contemporary art world, complete with extraordinary …

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Beatriz at Dinner movie review: an unmissable Trumpentary

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In the near future, universities will no doubt be bombarded with Phd topics involving the Trump era, just as they were …

Film, Reviews

Lost deep inside the Melbourne International Film Festival

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The first thought that strikes you when entering the voluminous space – literally and metaphorically – of a film festival …

Reviews, Screen

The Beguiled movie review

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Sofia Coppola, a painterly director if ever there was one, eschews the complexity of the “real world” for a curated …

Film, Reviews, Screen

Twentieth Century Women film review

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The plethora of compulsive viewing television series which has become the crack of cinephiles, has acclimatised us to story-heavy narratives …

Film, Reviews, Screen

Elle movie review: a disturbingly unhistrionic portrait of a rape

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Spoiler alert!  Isabelle Huppert plays Michele Leblanc, a well-to-do partner in a successful video game company, employing good looking amoral …

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