Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs VIVRE SA VIE (BFI). A Jean-Luc Goddard 1962 masterpiece, told in twelve separate chapters with Brechtian inter-titles, is a loving portrait of a 22-year-old Pari ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Lady Anna: All at Sea at Park Theatre, London N4 In 1871, Anthony Trollope and his wife sailed from England to Australia to visit their married son, who had settled in Australia ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs THE WEAK AND THE WICKED (StudioCanal) is a cheap and flashy title for J Lee Thompson’s very tame 1954 female prison drama. Based on Joan Henry’s memoir, it advoc ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Arts Theatre Upstairs. Linnie Reedman sets Shakespeare’s comedy in New Orleans in times gone-by and there is nothing wrong with that. The Dream can ...
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