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Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
The Hollywood movie star is the personification of the American Dream, and snapshots of their lifestyles capture imaginations…
By Euan FranklinLondon
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Jusqu’à La Garde (Custody)
In preparation for a divorce, deciding child custody is never easy. Pitting one parent against the other is…
By Euan Franklin
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The Endless
It can sometimes be difficult for a film to achieve that engaging status and finessed look when the…
By Guy Lambert
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Chez Nous (This Is Our Land)
These are troubling times. Donald Trump is president, Britain is leaving Europe, and right-wing groups around the world…
By Euan Franklin
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6 Days
On 30th April 1980, London was shocked by the news that the Iranian Embassy in Kensington had been stormed…
By Guy Lambert
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Marvin ou la belle education (Reinventing Marvin)
About self-discovery in an often intolerant world, Anne Fontaine’s Marvin ou la belle education (Reinventing Marvin) presents a…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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The Drummer and the Keeper
Opposites attract, and often that seems impossible. How can relationships with others be built on differing attributes? The…
By Euan Franklin
LFF
Thoroughbreds
Everyone has that friend, the one who’s a bit dark and strange. The bleak nihilist who sees no…
By Euan Franklin
LFF
Promised Land
There has yet to be a great film about Donald Trump. Perhaps it’s just too soon. Eugene Jarecki’s…
By Sam Gray
Cinema & TV
On Chesil Beach premiere: A chat with Saoirse Ronan, Billy Howley and Dominic Cooke
Dominic Cooke's gripping drama premiered at the BFI London Film Festival this week. Adapted to screen from his…
By Selina Begum