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Bridie Adams recommends Love, Rosie to cure quarantine boredom.
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Tabitha Burnett reviews the latest comedy series from Amazon Prime, Upload
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Exeposé Screen contributor dives into Netflix’s After Life Season 2.
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Max Ingleby tells us all about the mystical world of the Midnight Gospel.
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Bridie Adams finds the latest in the To All the Boys series to be a worthy continuation of the story but unable to live up to its predecessor
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Max Ingleby finds Portrait of a Lady on Fire to be an “melancholic, piercingly individual piece of art.”
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Isaac Bettridge finds Hunters to be tonally conflicted but constantly entertaining.
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Max Ingleby reviews Robert Downey Juniors latest film, Dolittle
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Sofia Fahrion loves Harley Quinn’s vibrant new adventure.
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Print Screen Editor Francesca Sylph shares what she considers to be essential viewing for supporting, uplifting and understanding black stories.
-
Bridie Adams recommends Love, Rosie to cure quarantine boredom.
-
Tabitha Burnett reviews the latest comedy series from Amazon Prime, Upload
-
Exeposé Screen contributor dives into Netflix’s After Life Season 2.
-
Max Ingleby tells us all about the mystical world of the Midnight Gospel.
-
Bridie Adams finds the latest in the To All the Boys series to be a worthy continuation of the story but unable to live up to its predecessor
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Max Ingleby finds Portrait of a Lady on Fire to be an “melancholic, piercingly individual piece of art.”
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Isaac Bettridge finds Hunters to be tonally conflicted but constantly entertaining.
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Max Ingleby reviews Robert Downey Juniors latest film, Dolittle
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Sofia Fahrion loves Harley Quinn’s vibrant new adventure.
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