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Colette In 19th century Paris, as the acclaimed Claudine series of novels take the capital by storm, ghost-writer Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette (Keira Knightley)
The Favourite In 18th Century England, Sarah Churchill, the Duchess of Marlborough finds her position as the court ‘favourite’ of a
Liberal Democrat politician and founding member of the Social Democratic Party, Baroness Shirley Williams will be delivering a short talk prior to
After the death of her mother, a grief-struck artist finds her family under siege from supernatural forces with cryptic ties to her
Faithfully Adapted from Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel of the same name, The Bookshop is a neat homage to love and literature set in
A film of two halves; The Mercy succeeds admirably in it’s set-up. With Donald Crowhurst we have the ‘plucky outsider’; a ‘David’ facing down Goliaths with nothing but a rock and a sling. He speaks in homilies and truisms, dismissing his wife’s gentle concerns about his sailing experience with a wry smile and an almost unshakeable belief that he will succeed.
A film of two halves; The Mercy succeeds admirably in it’s set-up. With Donald Crowhurst we have the ‘plucky outsider’; a ‘David’ facing down Goliaths with nothing but a rock and a sling. He speaks in homilies and truisms, dismissing his wife’s gentle concerns about his sailing experience with a wry smile and an almost unshakeable belief that he will succeed.
It is no surprise to learn that Three Billboards has been nominated for 7 Oscars. The film drags you into the characters lives pulling you through twists and turns with great finesse and admirable direction...
Director Brett Morgan has helped to reinvent and redefine the way we, as audiences, view the documentary genre through his latest film Jane.
In this multiple award nominee Oscar Winning Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin brings more of his patented rapid-fire chatter to the screen with the thrilling story of the rise and fall of Molly Bloom.
