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King Lear review
On the one hand, there's an ageing monarch and a Britain that is about to be split into three (do ...
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Eynsham Hall review - More is needed if it aspires to be a destination dining experience
Twelve miles from Oxford, Eynsham Hall Hotel has an instant impact.No visitor can fail to be ...
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Louder Than Bombs [15] review - The intriguing premise provides the groundwork for a fragmented and postmodern story which transcends genre but ultimately delivers an unsatisfying conclusion.
Louder than Bombs is the ambitious English-language debut from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. ...
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The Man Who Knew Infinity [12A] review - The maths in the film has been lauded for its accuracy, but at the same time it is mostly treated in a cursory way and remains opaque
In 1913, the young Indian accounting clerk and self-taught mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan wrote ...
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The Brand New Testament [15] review - ?Quirky, irreverent, and bursting with fresh metaphors, this profoundly human black comedy will leave you wanting to paint the sky with flowers
Given what's happened in Brussels recently, you wouldn't think God lived there. Unless, of course, ...
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Miles Ahead [15] review - An engaging collage of Miles Davis, his talent, moods, inner demons
The jazz community and muso faithfuls turned up in unity to the opening night of Miles Ahead, a ...
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Hail, Caesar! [12A] review
I should admit straight off the bat that I am a huge Cohen brothers fan and have probably watched ...
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The Herbal Bed review
Is it always a sin to tell a lie?
The Herbal Bed attempts to answer this question as well as ...
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A Moment of Grace review - Modern Art Oxford | KALEIDOSCOPE: 'A Moment of Grace'
Modern Art Oxford | KALEIDOSCOPE: 'A Moment of Grace' The title for the next progression of ...
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Bridging The Void review - Her aim when creating the piece was to 'intrigue, entertain and engage' and this was clearly achieved in novel and unusual ways
The audience were plummeted into a pitch black, free form, leaf -strewn Pegasus Theatre for last ...
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