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Sharp-looking but dull American adaptation of the Dickens classic.
In 1973, director-on-the-rise Peter Medak nabbed notoriously difficult comic genius and box-office star Peter Sellers for his new pirate comedy, Ghost In The Noonday Sun. Sellers immediately began sabotaging the film.
True story of Derek Bentley, sentenced to death for a bungled robbery.
Astronauts come a cropper with nymphomaniac aliens while on a trip to Mars.
Baltimore detective series sees a team of detectives take on a drug lord.
An innocent angle Lu Po-Shun on coming at the themes of Will You Still Be My Friend from a child's perspective
She's out of sight Luka Marcetic, Lara Wolf and Urban Kuntaric on Girl In The Night
The first time and the last Agata Trzebuchowska on keeping it fresh when making her feature début with Sick
The changing light Yoon Dan-bi on music, sound, Moving On and The World Before
Flipping the script Ghasideh Golmakani on using absurdist comedy to tackle misogyny in Head To Head
Spotlight on forgotten history Miwa Nishikawa on telling the story of post-war street orphans in Children Untold
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