Brooke Taylor discusses the ‘nuanced performances’ that subtly make ‘Anatomy of the Fall’ a watch worthy of your time.
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William Thornton reviews his favourite soundtrack, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
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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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Brooke Taylor discusses the ‘nuanced performances’ that subtly make ‘Anatomy of the Fall’ a watch worthy of your time.
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William Thornton reviews his favourite soundtrack, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
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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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