Several years ago you would have never heard me go on and on about a violin player but K. Ishibashi…

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Here’s the thing. I’ve never read a Margaret Atwood book before. Never. Having heard so much praise about her writing,…

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This is an endearing portrait of one of the world’s bravest young women. It is an insight into the world’s…

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It was inevitable that the runaway success of The Blacklist would spawn imitators. No doubt the attraction of having a…

The patience of Job would be a great asset when setting out to watch this slow moving martial arts film…