Ralph Fiennes' titular bunch-backed toad is a man thoroughly damaged by years of abuse in Rupert Goold's enthralling modern dress production. The production …
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Ralph Fiennes' titular bunch-backed toad is a man thoroughly damaged by years of abuse in Rupert Goold's enthralling modern dress production. The production …
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In this review of A Bigger Splash, we explore Luca Guadagnino's erotic joyride, which is about the breaking point: what we think we want, and what happens when …
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We interview director Luca Guadagnino about costumes, choreography, and generational conflict in A Bigger Splash. Like a good rock album, the film is sweaty, …
Alex Heeney looks at the performances, costumes, and blocking in the Coen Brothers' glorious Hail, Caesar and how it was heavily influenced by Golden Age …
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How Sam Mendes borrowed from his King Lear production at the National Theatre when making his second James Bond film, Spectre. …
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