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By David Edwards 3 months ago

Taking on important historical figures in cinema can be fraught. Too much detail, and the

By Greg King 3 months ago

Set on the eve of WWII, Six Minutes to Midnight is a moderately engaging spy

By Alex First 4 months ago

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is front and centre in a searing and poignant new play

By Win Prizes 5 months ago

– The Last Vermeer – Only in cinemas from 25 March 2021 We have 5

By Alex First 7 months ago

The creature-feature Shadow in the Cloud pays bizarre tribute to the bravery of the Women’s

By David Edwards 7 months ago

The truth, they say, can be stranger than fiction. In Lydia Dean Pilcher’s A Call

By David Edwards 1 year ago

Tom Hanks both stars in and scripts Greyhound. And with his writer’s hat on, he

By David Edwards 2 years ago

Sam Mendes is a terrific director. American Beauty, Revolutionary Road and the Bond films Skyfall

By Alex First 2 years ago

Danger Close provides an insight into the horror and heroism of the Battle of Long

By Paul Kiely 2 years ago

My 1953 edition of Webster’s Dictionary provides this definition of diplomacy: “dexterity; skill; tact; shrewdness