All articles by Fionnuala Halligan – Page 18
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Features
Comment: Industry in a bind over festival premieres
Pride And Premieres: It has a complicated plot, but it’s a story worth reading.
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Reviews
‘Normal People’: TV Review
A beautifully-judged adaptation of Sally Rooney’s admired second novel from the BBC and Element Pictures
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‘Beastie Boys Story’: Review
Spike Jonze directs a stage show by the band’s two surviving members
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‘The Innocence Files’: TV Review
Netflix series presents true cases from Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck’s campaigning The Innocence Foundation
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Features
My Working From Home Life: UK agent Roger Charteris
”Shaving and shoes are out the window – slippers are de rigeur!”
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Features
Comment: Cannes – requiem for the dream
The industry will adapt and survive: it’s comprised of obstinate fighters.
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Reviews
‘Run’: TV Review
Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson are no strangers in this Phoebe Waller-Bridge exec-produced train-set comedy/drama
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‘Tales From The Loop’: TV review
Amazon’s unusual sci-fi series stars Jonathan Pryce and Rebecca Hall
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My Working From Home Life: UK casting director Shaheen Baig
“Speaking to upset and frustrated producers has been unsettling.”
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‘The Luminaries’: TV Review
Eva Green and Eve Hewson star in Eleanor Catton’s adaptation of her own Booker Prize-winning novel
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‘Shithouse’ (aka ‘Freshman Year’): SXSW Review
Cooper Raiff’s debut feature wins the online narrative feature competition at SxSW
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‘The Mandalorian’: TV Review
Disney’s bounty hunter finally makes his way into European homes
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‘Maxxx’: TV Review
Fast and filthy comedy from E4 created by O-T Fagbenle and co-starring Christopher Meloni and Jourdan Dunn
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‘Feel Good’: TV Review
Mae Martin’s semi-autobiographical comedy could be as good as it gets
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Features
How might the international film festival circuit be transformed by the Covid-19 crisis?
“The festival circuit is engorged. This could be the spark that prompts change.”
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Features
Comment: The UK’s young genre filmmakers are shaking up the industry
Saint Maud, Amulet and His House will soon smuggle their political anger and condemnation onto UK screens.
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Reviews
‘Jumbo’: Sundance Review
A fairground worker is sexually attracted to one of the rides in this intriguing film based on a true story
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‘Cuties’: Sundance Review
An 11-year-old Senegalese girl living in Paris finds camaraderie in a teenage dance troupe