Based on a 2001 novel by American mystery writer Harlan Coben, Tell No One is a terrific French thriller full of twists and intrigue that, for once, deserves to be compared to a classic Hitchcock film.
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Film review – Tell No One (2006)
6 November 2007
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Film review | Tagged: François Cluzet, French cinema, Guillaume Canet, Harlan Coben, Hitchcockian, Inside Man, Ne le dis à personne, Spike Lee, suspense, Tell No One | 
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Film review – Lucky Number Slevin (aka The Wrong Man) (2006)
7 August 2006Director Paul McGuigan’s best film to date is still the English gangster film Gangster No. 1 from 2000. However, the major problem with Gangster No. 1 is the same problem that plagues McGuigan’s latest effort Lucky Number Slevin. Both films suffer from a very weak final third act but while Gangster No. 1 was salvageable, the direction that Lucky Number Slevin takes completely ruins what initially promises to be a good film.
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