Bright Stars by Sophie Duffy
Cameron Sparks is a quiet shy boy from Edinburgh, the first of his family to go to University. At Lancaster he makes some unlikely friends in Tommo, Bex and Christie and while he falls in love with B ...
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Fassbender, Cotillard and atmospheric filmmaking – but not much Shakespeare.
Joyce Glasser reviews MACBETH (Cert 15) 110 mins. Justin Kurzel’s 2011 debut feature, Snowtown, about the predatory psychopathic Australian serial killer John Bunting, is a masterwork of visceral, vio ...
Anne Hathaway is remarkably good as the self-doubting wonder woman
Joyce Glasser reviews The Intern (October 2, 2015) Cert 12, 118 min. The talented Producer/Writer/Director Nancy Meyers, now 65, has, in the films she has directed, given older-age relationships an en ...
Uh-huh, it was The Manfreds!
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews THE MANFREDS at the DONCASTER CAST Uh-huh, it was The Manfreds! More than half a century after 5-4-3-2-1! gave them their initial lift-off into the heady world of the Top Te ...