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Eaten by Lions *** (2018, Antonio Aakeel, Jack Carroll, Asim Chaudhry, Johnny Vegas) – Movie Review
Eaten by Lions: Good script, good performances. Likeable, charming and funny. Co-writer/ director Jason Wingard’s confident contemporary multicultural comedy Eaten by Lions has a good script and good performances. It is likeable, charming and funny […]
Lies We Tell ** (2017, Gabriel Byrne, Sibylla Deen, Jan Uddin, Mark Addy, Harvey Keitel, Gina McKee) – Movie Review
Gabriel Byrne gives an earnest, capable star turn as Donald, a trusted, old-school driver, whose job is it to deal with his dead boss Demi (Harvey Keitel)’s affairs – in particular his Muslim mistress Amber […]
The Selfish Giant **** (2013, Conner Chapman, Shaun Thomas, Sean Gilder) – Movie Review
Hailed as one of 2013’s best British films, this is a bleak and depressing Brit social realist movie, set around the desolate Bradford outskirts. This is a god-forsaken place, where appallingly ugly, semi-declined housing estates back on […]
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