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Sunday, September 06, 2026

Review of Small, Slow and Steady

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Slow, gloomy and depressing (though not entirely in a bad way) Japanese film about a profoundly deaf young woman training to be a boxer in a...

Review of Me Without You

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This was a really good, quite moving though sometimes funny about the friendship between two girls (who in the course of the film become you...
Sunday, August 30, 2026

Review of See How They Run

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Enjoyable almost-spoof period-drama detective thriller, with a hapless drunk police inspector and his newly enlisted woman PC investigating ...
Saturday, August 29, 2026

Review of 27 Dresses

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  Pretty awful cliched romcom, with the woman lead eventually ending up with the insipid male lead.

Review of Silent Roar

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Weird surf-centred film about a young man/boy on the Isle of Lewis, whose dad has gone missing - he's a fisherman, he's probably dro...

Review of 9 to 5

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Watched this in honour of Dolly Parton, who has just died and was a real good one. But the film is just awful. The best bit is the title son...
Friday, August 28, 2026

Review of The Edge of Summer

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The first film that we watched under our BFI subscription. Set in 1991 (so no-one has internet or mobile phones) in a depressed Cornish seas...

Review of "Vineland" by Thomas Pynchon

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Re-read this because I re-watched One Battle After Another , because that film is supposed to be inspired by this book. Well, I can see how,...
Sunday, August 09, 2026

Review of "From The Holy Mountain: a journey in the shadow of Byzantium" by William Dalrymple

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I've listened to William Dalrymple on the "Empire" podcast, and I think of him as a decent, progressive, liberal and intellige...
Thursday, August 06, 2026

Review of Margarete: Queen of The North

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A well-plotted, well acted and beautifully shot Danish history movie, about the woman who managed to unify the warring kingdoms of Denmark, ...
Wednesday, August 05, 2026

Review of "Swing Time" by Zadie Smith

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Not really my sort of book - coming of age novel about a young mixed race women living in Willesden with a politically engaged mother and a ...
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