Terence Davies’s biopic of nineteenth century American poet Emily Dickinson starts with her schooldays, which did a cruelly efficient job of driving her rebellious spirit inwards and where she is well played by Emma Bell.
Read moreHe’s a man with little interest in anyone but himself. He’s dislikeable, he’s disreputable, he’s disloyal and you wouldn’t want him in the same room as any of your female relatives, the dirty little bleeder.
Read moreRuth and Alex have lived in the same charming and homely Brooklyn apartment for some 40 years. But now they are older, the
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