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In Praise Of

The radically non-binary nature of Sally Potter’s Orlando

by Sam Moore

Thir­ty years after it was released, the British director’s take on Vir­ginia Woolf’s nov­el is a pow­er­ful study of self-identity.
Wavy blonde hair framing a serious expression.
Review

The Roads Not Taken

by Greg Wetherall

Javier Bar­dem and Elle Fan­ning star in writer/​director Sal­ly Potter’s mean­der­ing, mis­er­ab­list drama.

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In Retrospect
Two people, a man and a woman, with serious expressions, close together in a dark scene.
Festivals

The Roads Not Taken – first look review

by Greg Wetherall

Sal­ly Potter’s hal­lu­ci­na­to­ry, mean­der­ing road movie will test your patience to break­ing point.
Autumn trees, people on a wooden dock, cow walking across the dock in a lakeside setting.
Festivals

Kelly Reichardt and Sally Potter are heading to the 2020 Berlinale

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

They’ll be joined by Abel Fer­rara and Tsai Ming-liang when the fes­ti­val kicks off in February.
Two individuals locked in a passionate embrace, one wearing a dark costume and the other dressed in a lighter outfit.
Video

Watch: An alternative history of British cinema in 10 films

by Luís Azevedo

Less­er-known works that broke the mould, from Ken­neth Macpherson’s Bor­der­line to Sal­ly Potter’s Orlando.
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Review

The Party

by Adam Lee Davies

Wool­ly dia­logue under­mines a strong cast and intrigu­ing plot in Sal­ly Potter’s drab drama.

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In Retrospect
Greying, bearded man intently listening to vinyl record, glass of red wine nearby
Festivals

The Party – first look review

by Adam Lee Davies

Pseu­do-intel­lec­tu­al pon­tif­i­cat­ing abounds in Sal­ly Potter’s brisk mid­dle class comedy.
Two young women with reddish-brown hair sitting in a car
Review

Ginger & Rosa

by David Jenkins

Sal­ly Pot­ter returns with a jum­bled but heart­felt exam­i­na­tion of teenage death anx­i­ety in ​’60s London.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect