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Barbie to Suzume: 20 of the best films of 2023 so far - Vimarsana News

Barbie to Suzume: 20 of the best films of 2023 so far

BBC Culture film critics Nicholas Barber and Caryn James pick their highlights of the year so far, including Barbie, Oppenheimer, The Creator and Suzume.

The Lesson review: a serviceable literary thriller - Vimarsana News

The Lesson review: a serviceable literary thriller

A young tutor gets caught up in a wealthy family’s secrets and lies in this entertaining country house drama, featuring a star turn from Richard E. Grant as a duplicitous writer.

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Film Review: Grant is deliciously reptilian as a narcissistic patriarch in The Lesson - Vimarsana News

Film Review: Grant is deliciously reptilian as a narcissistic patriarch in The Lesson

The Lesson revolves around a narcissistic patriarch whose only firmly held belief is that, as he ominously says, "it’s only ever about the writing".

Menacingly entertaining thriller, despite the clichés: A Lesson reviewed - Vimarsana News

Menacingly entertaining thriller, despite the clichés: A Lesson reviewed

The Lesson is a literary thriller that is occasionally heavy-handed but also menacingly entertaining, plus you get Richard E. Grant in his full pomp. That said, when do you not get Richard E. Grant in his full pomp? Has anyone ever seen him at 50 per cent pomp? Has anyone ever come out of the

The Lesson review – amusing but contrived literary thriller about family tragedy and vengeful ambition - Vimarsana News

The Lesson review – amusing but contrived literary thriller about family tragedy and vengeful ambition

A charismatic young tutor comes to help a tragedy-stuck family in a bookish drama that’s fun and smart, but not entirely convincing