A movie you can leave on the shelf
NEW film The Bookshop is a dozy adaptation of the 1978 novel of the same name. Feel free to leave this one on the shelf, says Leigh Paatsch.
Leigh Paatsch
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DELIVER Us From Evil: While trace elements of this horror flick do have a capacity to truly horrify, the bulk of it is just truly horrible.
Terrible truth still bound in mystery
DEVIL’S Knot: Reese Witherspoon and Colin Firth star in the story of a real life triple murder and the teens accused of the horrific crime.
Gulpilil calls the shots in homegrown drama
CHARLIE’S Country: There is no point in trying to spot where the real David Gulpilil ends and the character of Charlie begins in this award-winning performance.
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REACHING for the Moon: Miranda Otto stars in the true story of a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet who becomes the lover of a famous female architect.
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