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Anthony Hopkins s portrayal of dementia will undo you: The Father reviewed

Anthony Hopkins s portrayal of dementia will undo you: The Father reviewed
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Movie Review - The Father (2020)

Movie Review - The Father (2020)
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The Father review – Anthony Hopkins superb in unbearably heartbreaking film

Hopkins gives a moving, Oscar-winning turn as a man with dementia in a film full of intelligent performances, disorienting time slips and powerful theatrical effects

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Film of the Week: The Father

MARIA DUARTE recommends an intensely poignant account of the impact on a sufferer and his carers as Alzheimer's takes its grip

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Dangerous Liaisons, Sadler s Wells, review: a raunchy aphrodisiac in the form of dance

Joseph Taylor and Antoinette Brooks-Daw in Dangerous Liaisons Credit: Emma Kauldhar Northern Ballet is back with a bang. Their first touring production since the pandemic began is a revival of David Nixon’s 2004 bodice-ripper, Dangerous Liaisons, also making its belated London premiere. It should satisfy anyone emerging from an intimacy-deprived lockdown. Staging Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’s 18th-century epistolary novel, with its intricate interlocking plots and arch repartée, is a tough ask, even with the model of Christopher Hampton’s excellent 1985 theatrical adaptation. The ballet follows the scheming Vicomte de Valmont and Marquise de Merteuil, who set out to ruin innocent bride-to-be Cécile Volanges and the devout Madame de Tourvel. If Valmont can seduce Tourvel, he wins the ultimate prize: the Marquise herself.

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