Your Sister’s Sister is a lovely little film for a big screen, an intimate three-hander featuring shifting relationships, secrets revealed and a warmth and generosity towards its characters that continues…
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Readers of last week's column will know that I am currently overseas on a quest, a mission - a pursuit if you prefer - hoping to discover a new kind…
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It's now Saturday morning in NYC and Telluride already seems like old news. Venice has just announced its prizewinners (The Master obv. - or not so obv.) and Toronto is…
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Firstly, I should add a vital - totally Telluride - detail to yesterday's post. By choosing to watch Rust & Bone and the Marion Cotillard Tribute I missed the first…
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Saturday dawned early and I was grateful that the first screening of the morning was at the Chuck Jones' in Mountain Village, barely a fifteen minute shuttle from my accommodation.…
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Wes Anderson may be the currently working director least suited to using 3D. His scenes are often flat tableaux with his characters spread out laterally across the screen. If he…
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