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hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this weeks cinema releases is mark kermode. and, mark, youre going to start with something thats quite nostalgic for some of us? well, we have an interesting batch this week. so, weve got something for everyone. weve got the railway children return, which is the sequel to the much—loved classic. we have the good boss, which was spains entry for the best international feature oscar. and we have the grey man, which is...

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Author and veteran Brad Taylor discusses the research that led to his new thriller novel, The Devil’s Ransom.

Pops at corporate capitalism. the whole fact that they make scales is a metaphor that is very heavily overworked. i mean, the scales of justice being tipped — they kind of tramp that into the ground a little bit. but bardem is great because he has that thing about smiling, patrician, "trust me," when underneath, you know, he has the morals of a snake, and i think he plays that really well. so it is worth it for his performance. hes got an extraordinary face, hasnt he? just so watchable. expres...

In a very predatory manner towards a young intern. so, its described by the director as a tragi—comic tale of a worn—out labour ecosystem, and that is pretty much what it is. i mean, its a corporate satire. it takes pretty kind of familiar pops at corporate capitalism. the whole fact that they make scales is a metaphor that is very heavily overworked. i mean, the scales of justice being tipped — they kind of tramp that into the ground a little bit. but bardem is great because he has that t...

I mean, the scales of justice being tipped — they kind of tramp that into the ground a little bit. but bardem is great because he has that thing about smiling, patrician, trust me, when underneath, you know, he has the morals of a snake, and i think he plays that really well. so it is worth it for his performance. hes got an extraordinary face, hasnt he? just so watchable. expressive! with one expression, he can look nice, and yet deeply threatening. he has a very, very expressive face. the gr...

Author M.P. Woodward discusses how he infused his real-life experiences with edge-of-your-seat fiction in his debut spy novel, The Handler.

You don’t need first-hand insider information to write a compelling and believable spy novel. Here, New York Times bestselling author Don Bentley shares 4 things every military/espionage thriller writer should know.

Maintaining tension and high stakes requires careful attention in the writing process. Ambassador Philip Kaplan offers 8 tips for developing a thrilling espionage premise that helped him in writing his debut book, Night in Tehran.