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Reviews/Television

Thoughts: To Walk Invisible

Posted on 16 February 2017 by admin

I’d seen the trailers – this Brontë biopic promised an accurately short Charlotte, and an Emily who doled out physical violence when enraged that he...

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From The Bridge to Hinterland at the Birmingham Literature Festival

Posted on 14 November 2016 by admin

A perfect chaser for the talk by Walter Iuozzolino, he of Walter Presents, had to be the talk given by crime drama writer-creators Hans Rosenfeldt, of Swedish/D...

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Review: River, or The Adventure of the Haunted Policeman

Posted on 1 December 2015 by admin

There are hundreds of crime dramas on our TVs, and each one tries to attack this old genre in a new way – set it in Oxford (Inspector Morse), set it in tw...

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