Disobedience a sensual triumph for Rachels Weisz and McAdams
REVIEW: Disobedience is a beautiful, elegiac drama based on the novel by Naomi Alderman, staging a tender, yet tenderising clash between a rigid faith and an unshakeable conviction.
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Tag ends before playtime is over
INSPIRED by a true-ish story about a group of friends playing the same game of “you’re it” since childhood, Tag has its amusing moments, but not many you’ll remember a few weeks from now.
The Leisure Seeker cruises along fine for Mirren and Sutherland
REVIEW: The Leisure Seeker cruises along just fine for Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland. The veteran stars play an ageing couple hitting the open road together for the last, loving time.
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