The story of the renowned American war photographer and journalist Elizabeth ‘Lee’ Miller has finally and finely been made in the UK with Kate Winslet starring as Lee. It is also Winslet who has primarily been moving the film forward over eight years.
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The Press launch took place this week and it looks as though we have a good number of excellent films to look forward to.
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This is a film for anyone who is interested in the history of filmmaking, important directors and amazing films.
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While Ewan McGregor who plays the father, and his real-life daughter Clara McGregor, who plays his estranged daughter in the film, obviously have a great chemistry together,.
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This is another ‘overcoming a bad background to reach success’ stories. But it is well-directed by R.J. Daniel Hanna and has something new to say about this particular group of boys.
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The first part of this film is absolutely riveting but it then descends into a kind of grand guignol. A sort of Fatal Attraction type of psychological thriller.
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Mesmerising from start to finish the film is completely absorbing making one wonder what is going to happen next. One scenario presents to be followed by a reversal a few scenes later.
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Along with most of you I suspect, I had never heard of Mercedes Gleitze (played by Kristen Callaghan here) until I saw this film. Based on the true life story of the first British woman to swim the English Channel in 1920s England.
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This is HAMLET starring 84 year-old Ian McKellen as Hamlet, not the filmed version of the stage play that McKellen was in in 2021, but a completely new film.
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This animated film is beautifully drawn, very moving and utterly charming. It has no dialogue so is suitable for all the family except perhaps very young children. It deals with universal themes of friendship, loneliness and belonging.
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