Sarah Bradbury

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  Cinema & Tv

  Trauma and catharsis: Matthew Fifer and Sheldon D Brown on Cicada

  Walking a fine between fact and fiction, Cicada is based on...

  Sarah Bradbury 21st January 2022
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  “It’s a story set in the past, but it reflects fears I have about our continent today”: Christian Schwochow on Munich: The Edge of War
  Sarah Bradbury 21st January 2022
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  “As much as it’s a film about hope, there’s a cautionary tale to it”: David Belton on Memory Box: Echoes of 9/11 documentary
  Sarah Bradbury 18th January 2022
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  “It’s always worth fighting for what you believe in”: Jannis Niewöhner on Munich: The Edge of War
  Sarah Bradbury 18th January 2022
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  “The space given to me as an actor is a lot smaller than when I write and direct”: Franka Potente on directorial debut Home
  Sarah Bradbury 13th January 2022
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  “He wasn’t given the kind of limitless possibilities a white choreographer would have been given”: An interview with Jamila Wignot on Ailey
  Sarah Bradbury 7th January 2022
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  Movie

  Licorice Pizza

  ★★★★★

  Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza is one of those films that has divided both professional...

  Sarah Bradbury 27th December 2021
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  Cinema & Tv

  “The body can be a totem for all the anxieties we share but no one wants to talk about”: An interview with Julia Ducournau on the radicality of Titane
  Sarah Bradbury 22nd December 2021
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  “Parallels with Chalamet? We are two different people”: Filippo Scotti on The Hand of God and Paolo Sorrentino
  Sarah Bradbury 15th December 2021
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  Theatre

  Cabaret at Playhouse Theatre

  ★★★★★

  Cabaret is one of those theatrical productions that most people will have come...

  Sarah Bradbury 13th December 2021