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The Goldman Case
(Le Procès Goldman)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 20 2024
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(Le Procès Goldman)
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Director – Cédric Kahn – 2023 – France – Cert. 12a – 115m **** An acerbic, left-wing revolutionary in the dock protests his innocence on counts of murder he claims he did not commit – true life, courtroom drama is out in UK and Ireland cinemas on Friday, September 20th Before this courtroom drama, which […]

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Elvis

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 21 2022
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Director – Baz Luhrmann – 2022 – US, Australia – Cert. 12a – 159m *** Elvis Presley’s career from the mid-1950s through to his death in 1977, and his complex business relationship with his manager Colonel Tom Parker – out in cinemas on Friday, June 24th Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks), having a heart attack, […]

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No Time To Die

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 30 2021
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Director – Cary Joji Fukunaga – 2021 – UK – Cert. 12a – 163m ***** We have all the time in the world. The new Bond movie gives Daniel Craig’s James Bond unexpected space to deal with human relationships and mortality – out on Blu-ray and DVD in the UK on Monday, December 20th and […]

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Hurricane

Director – David Blair – 2018 – Poland, UK – Cert. 15 – 107m **** In cinemas from Friday 7th September Review originally published in DMovies.org It’s too easy to take most British WW2 movies (e.g. Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan, 2017) and claim they bolster the idea of Brexit – Britain alone against the world, defeating the […]