WALKING THE SOLENT WAY
by Nigel Heath We started walking The Solent Way under overcast and moody grey skies with a stiff breeze blowing which quickly prompted me to swop my Tilley Hat for a woollen one. Ahead lay the first ...
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A despairing taxi driver and a 95-year-old ex-con bond in Christian Carion’s dark comic-drama
Joyce Glasser reviews Driving Madeleine (November 17, 2023) Cert. 15, 91 mins. In cinemas French filmmaker Christian Carion wrote and directed the 2021 English language film, My Son, but he is perhaps ...
You won’t be a passive viewer, but a juror at a trial that will leave you reeling
Joyce Glasser reviews Anatomy of a Fall (November 10, 2023) Cert 15, 2023 From the cryptic title to the last minute of Justine Triet’s psychological thriller, the 150 minutes speed by on an unrelentin ...
Robert Tanitch reviews Rory Mullarkey’s Mates in Chelsea at Royal Court Theatre, London.
Rory Mullarkey admits to being a committed socialist but his satire on the English upper classes is poor stuff and the claque’s artificially loud laughter on the press night became more and more irrit ...