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Film review – Stoker (2013)

2 September 2013 Thomas Caldwell

The gothic fiction genre, where horror and romance come together to define and sometimes undermine the moral sensibilities of the era, originated in England and

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Film review – The Paperboy (2012)

4 March 2013 Thomas Caldwell

Early in Lee Daniels’s film adaptation of Pete Dexter’s 1995 novel The Paperboy is a moment demonstrating how the film will function as an inverse

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Film review – Rabbit Hole (2010)

14 February 2011 Thomas Caldwell

The distinctive common element in the three diverse feature films of John Cameron Mitchell, is the way Mitchell lays bear fundamental aspects of what it

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Film review – Nine (2009)

20 January 2010 Thomas Caldwell

The 1960s Italian filmmaker Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis) is in a creative slump and hasn’t written a word of the script for his new film.

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