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Three people seated at a dining table, enjoying a meal and drinks together in a warm, cosy interior setting.
Review

The Front Room review – a strangely scatalogical chamber piece

by Patrick Sproull

The­atre leg­end Kathryn Hunter camps it up as a sin­is­ter old bid­dy ter­ror­is­ing her daugh­ter-in-law Brandy Nor­wood in the hor­ror debut from Max and Sam Eggers.

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In Retrospect
Two older men with grey hair and beards, one looking directly at the camera and the other with a pensive expression.
Review

Inland

by Robyn Quick

A trou­bled young man search­es for his moth­er in Fridtjof Ryder’s dis­ap­point­ing first feature.

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In Retrospect
Monochrome portrait of a mature man with a long beard in a pensive gaze, set against a dark background.
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The Tragedy of Macbeth

by Charles Bramesco

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton and Frances McDor­mand take on the most infa­mous pow­er cou­ple in lit­er­ary his­to­ry, care of Joel Coen.

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In Retrospect