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Lucky Chan-sil
(Chansilineun
Bokdo Manhji,
찬실이는 복도 많지)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date November 23 2021
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(Chansilineun
Bokdo Manhji,
찬실이는 복도 많지)

Director – Kim Cho-hee – 2019 – South Korea – 95m **** When a film director she’s worked for over several years dies, his film producer has to rethink her life – currently streaming on MUBI as part of their New South Korean Cinema season Director Ji (Seo Sang-won), his fortysomething producer Lee Chan-sil (Kang […]

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Herself

Director – Phyllida Lloyd – 2020 – UK/Ireland – Cert. 15 – 97m **** A woman leaves her abusive and violent husband and builds a new home for herself and her two young daughters – in UK cinemas from Friday, September 10th Things come to a head in the marriage of Gary (Ian Lloyd Anderson) […]

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Herself

A house of her own HerselfDirected by Phyllida LloydCertificate 15, 97 minutesReleased 10 September Herself has a brutal opening in which Sandra (Clare Dunne), a mother of two girls in Dublin, is physically assaulted by her husband Gary (Ian Lloyd Anderson), an incident witnessed by her youngest daughter, Molly (Molly McCann), while her eldest, Emma […]

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