Robert Tanitch reviews Hang at Royal Court, London SW1 HANG, written and directed by lowercase debbie tucker green, is a short, sharp 70-minute satire on procedural protocol and capital punishment. A ...
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Opening in selected cinemas nation wide to coincide with the Marilyn Monroe retrospective at the BFI this month. That The Misfits was released in 1961 as a magnificent looking two-hour movie is, in it ...
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German filmmakers remain fascinated not only with exploring the legacy and repercussions of the Nazis, but equally, of the Cold War and the divided East and West Germany that followed World War II. Wr ...
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This is the long awaited third novel from Meera Syal, CBE, the acclaimed actress of stage and screen. Her first novel, Anita and Me, was made into a film and was widely enjoyed. In this book she expl ...
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