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Lady Chatterley's Lover London Film Festival 2022, review: Emma Corrin and Jack O'Connell shine but don't quite seduce Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre Matthew Duckett Joely Richardson DH Lawrence - Vimarsana News

Lady Chatterley's Lover London Film Festival 2022, review: Emma Corrin and Jack O'Connell shine but don't quite seduce Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre Matthew Duckett Joely Richardson DH Lawrence

This tastefully erotic new adaptation of DH Lawrence's novel has plenty going for it, but the chemistry between its stars isn't quite there

The Woman King, review: John Boyega and Viola Davis are brilliant in this propulsive epic - Vimarsana News

The Woman King, review: John Boyega and Viola Davis are brilliant in this propulsive epic

Some may criticise its historical revisionism, but Viola Davis's epic drama about female West African warriors is riveting

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, review: Lesley Manville shines bright in pleasant Cinderella spin-off - Vimarsana News

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, review: Lesley Manville shines bright in pleasant Cinderella spin-off

This charming post-war tale has proved a sleeper hit on the US indie circuit. You can see why

See How They Run, review: a delightfully absurd Mousetrap send-up that has its cheese and eats it - Vimarsana News

See How They Run, review: a delightfully absurd Mousetrap send-up that has its cheese and eats it

Director Tom George's star-studded, knowing, very funny new whodunit does for Agatha Christie what Scream did for the slasher movie

Did Netflix really have to destroy the Sistine Chapel? - Vimarsana News

Did Netflix really have to destroy the Sistine Chapel?

After The Two Popes wrapped, Netflix binned its elaborate Sistine replica – but there's a long, surprising tradition of reusing film sets