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Interview: Helen O’Hara Film journalist Helen O'Hara talks Vision through her exploration of women vs. the male-dominated history of Hollywood. Literature 3 years ago
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Review: The Sparks Brothers It’s right that a documentary about two musicians driven by passion and individualism should be made by someone so positively determined to do the same. Screen 3 years ago
Interview: Dane Baptiste “Just comedy in it’s most simple form, tragedy plus timing” – Dane Baptiste’s latest ‘The Chocolate Chip’ tour promises a perceptive preaching of comedic truths. Stage 3 years ago
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Review: Army of the Dead Lacking the stylistic flair or distinctiveness of his first undead attempt, it succeeds at the basics of blood splattered action. Entertainment – nothing more, nothing less. Screen 3 years ago
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Review: Black Bear A Lynchian take on the grizzly world of artistic creation? Bear with, it’s actually quite good. Screen 4 years ago
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