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Queen of Earth video review

Published 23 Oct 2015

Words by Clarisse Loughrey

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Elisabeth Moss and Katherine Waterston star in Alex Ross Perry’s emotional suckerpunch of a movie.

In the last TDMS! BFI London Film Festival special, Clarisse Loughrey gets familiar with Alex Ross Perry’s stirring lake house drama Queen of Earth, starring the brilliant Elisabeth Moss and Katherine Waterston.

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