Not exactly thrilling
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews REBECCA at SHEFFIELD LYCEUM Written in 1938, Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca is a gripping mystery full of nail-biting, subtly played drama and suspense. Ditto Hitchcock’s ...
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Biographies and autobiographies of Maggie Smith, Peter O’Toole and David Hare
ROBERT TANITCH’S ROUND-UP OF BOOKS No 5 MAGGIE SMITH by Michael Coveney (Weidenfeld and Nicolson £20) is Avery readable account of her career. I first saw her in a revue with Kenneth Williams and then ...
Kate Winslet and Judy Davis deserve an encore.
Joyce Glasser reviews The Dressmaker As the title, director, largely female cast and the importance of fashion in the plot might suggest, The Dressmaker is a decidedly feminine movie. Based on Rosalie ...
A little explanation would go a long way to illuminating this unusual documentary.
Joyce Glasser reviews Hand Gestures Hand Gestures, Francesco Clerici’s virtually narration and dialogue-free documentary about the Battaglia Artistic Foundry in Milan, will be of interest to sculpture ...