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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014: For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
Jasmila Žbanić’s short but affecting film is part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, telling the partially…
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Filmed during a ten-month theatre therapy project in 2012, director Zeina Daccache’s Scheherazade’s Diary follows the lives of…
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014: My Child
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival has come to London, screening a series of compelling documentaries covering major…
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014: Mandela: The Myth and Me
The face of a global movement, Nelson Mandela means many things to people from across the world, but…
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Yves Saint Laurent’s sumptuous creations, that mesmerised – and sometimes scandalised – the fashion world, are themselves so…
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After the roaring success of Iron Man in 2008, Marvel slowly trickled their assembly of heroes into the…
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About Last Night
80s aficionados will remember the Rob Lowe and Demi Moore vehicle, About Last Night..., based on David Mamet’s…
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Starred Up
Jack O’Connell first rose to fame as the outwardly volatile and womanising James Cook in E4’s acclaimed British…
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Labor Day
13-year-old Henry lives an uneventful life with Adele, his depressed, divorced, agoraphobic mother, so it isn’t ideal when…
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