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Luca MelisApr 33 minFilm, TV & Books'Anatomy of a Fall' Review: An acerbic satire of gender on trialThere is something profoundly unsettling about watching the most traumatic moment of a person’s life, the gruesome shock death of a life par
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Elliot CarpenterFeb 93 minReviewsStandout: All of Us Strangers ReviewEdited by Isobel Knight; written by Elliot Carpenter Andrew Haigh’s emotionally complex adaptation of Yamada Taichi’s novel...
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