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Thursday, February 02 2012Carnage as play moves from stage to the big screen
Director Roman Polanski strips away the veneer of civility that supposedly separates man from beasts and reduces two well-to-do couples to snarling...
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Tale of redemption on a low budget
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A nod and a wink to the Jules Verne classic
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Ten things to do in Bath this weekend
1. Hear the fascinating if traumatic experiences of Professor Ladislaus Lob, a Bergen-Belsen concentration camp survivor, who will... -
It's been well worth the long wait
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Bergeron puts a Gallic spin on Beauty And The...
A giant flea nurtures a passion for music in Bibo Bergeron's computer-animated fable that teaches us to never judge a wingless,... -
Clint crafts a meticulous portrait
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HAYWIRE (15) Freelance gun-for-hire Mallory Kane (Gina Carano) is one of the best in the business, keeping a cool head when the... -
Madonna's affinity with Wallis clouds judgement
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Castle Combe villager captures the sights and...
Villager Anna Roberts remembers the excitement that gripped Castle Combe when Hollywood legend Steven Spielberg arrived to film...
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