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Dancing On The Edge: There are some weeks when, frankly, it’s a bit of a struggle to find something new in the television schedule that I can recommend to your attention. And then there’s this week. Dancing On The Edge (scheduled for 4 February on BBC Two) is a big, shiny,...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/1752-dancing-on-the-edge
Film Reviews: 14 September: SHADOW DANCER A bit early yet to be talking about Bafta and Oscar nominations but right now I reckon Andrea Riseborough must be in with a pretty good shout. It would be unfair to say that she alone carries Shadow Dancer, a downbeat but gripping British...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/1020-film-reviews-14-september
Film Reviews: 29 June: FRIENDS WITH KIDS Last summer's breakout hit Bridesmaids proved once and for all that when women get a smart, funny film that's about more than clothes, they will spend a ton of cash seeing it more than once. Phenomenally successful with men as well as...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/590-film-reviews-29-june
Film Reviews: 8 June: THE SOURCE At first glance, The Source writes itself as the sort of exotic drama beloved of BBC commissioning editors. A female-centric drama with lots of lovely scenery, joyful women singing, wise old crones and a contemporary twist on the Greek...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/474-film-reviews-8-june
Film Reviews: 25 May: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE At this time of year when summer is about to break (or more likely pour) upon us the fi lm industry seems to believe that we've all decided to give our brains a rest for a few months. We don't want movies that are going to make us...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/420-film-reviews-25-may
Film Reviews: 8 June: THE SOURCE At first glance, The Source writes itself as the sort of exotic drama beloved of BBC commissioning editors. A female-centric drama with lots of lovely scenery, joyful women singing, wise old crones and a contemporary twist on the Greek...; http://www.lady.co.uk/style/469-film-reviews-8-june
Film reviews: 12 April: THE PIRATES! IN AN ADVENTURE WITH SCIENTISTS The rule of thumb with Aardman seems to be the more handmade, the better the film. Wallace and Gromit's Plasticine outings enjoy national treasure status at Christmas, while the computeranimated Flushed Away...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/201-reviews-films
Film Review: 24 August: BRAVE My mother and I have been to the cinema together once – it was Love Actually and while my brother and father screamed joyfully through some action flick next door, we cried surreptitiously under a thick layer of popcorn. It's a shame that we've...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/913-film-review-24-august
Film Review: 10 August: THE LORAX Excepting the one whose name we dare not speak (Mike Myers's disastrous The Cat In The Hat, may it forever rest in peace in charity-shop bargain bins), Dr Seuss's zany children's books have generally had a good pageto- screen transformation....; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/819-film-review-10-august
Film reviews: 23 March: The question this film immediately raises is: what exactly is the target audience? The star is Robert Pattinson, aka Edward Cullen, the dashingly handsome vampire in the Twilight series, and probably the most lusted after young actor in movies today....; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/219-reviews-film
Film Review: 3 August: THE DARK KNIGHT RISES So that's the end of Batman. Well, it is until someone else kick starts the series all over again. But I imagine that will be some years down the line because the final part of director Christopher Nolan's trilogy wraps things up...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/794-film-review-3-august
Film Review: 22 June: PROMETHEUS Just before Christmas 2093, the eponymous spaceship Prometheus, about the size of a small castle, lands on a far, far distant planet. Its mission: to discover the origin of human life, no less. But don't get too excited; by the end, before...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/550-film-review-22-june
Film Review: 27 July: SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD Until approximately a fortnight ago, the absolute last people I could have stood hanging out with while the world came to an abrupt end were Steve Carell and Keira Knightley. After seeing this, the jury's still...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/736-film-review-27-july
Film Review: 27 April: Secrets of Sesame Street... AT CINEMAS NOW BEING ELMO: A PUPPETEER'S JOURNEY Anyone who saw The Muppets movie in February will attest to the happiness that the multicoloured puppets scatter in their wake, and this nippy documentary about Kevin Clash,...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/278-film-review-27-april
Film reviews: 30 March: After the ongoing hysteria surrounding Twilight, you'd be forgiven for ignoring new teenbooks- turned-films in favour of a G&T and a Borgen boxset. But dismiss this dystopian drama at your peril. For it is, quite simply, terrific. Suzanne Collins's hit...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/225-reviews-film-30th
RUST AND BONE: Today, most auspicious publishing date of this newly minted edition of The Lady, is my 30th birthday. Joyeux anniversaire to me! A large part of my 20s has been spent coming to terms with the fact that I will never be Marion Cotillard, but she is so...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/1283-rust-and-bone
IRON MAN 3: If nothing else, Iron Man 3 presents another opportunity to decide whether Gwyneth Paltrow is, as People magazine declared, the world’s most beautiful woman. As to that I’d say the jury is still out, assuming it hasn’t given up and gone home....; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/2301-iron-man-3
Skyfall: Let us rejoice at the resurrection – no, double resurrection – of James Bond. In Skyfall he is ‘killed’ by friendly fire in the first reel, which fools nobody. 007 dead before the opening credits? Do me a favour. But the more significant resurrection...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/1329-skyfall
A real game of thrones: A ROYAL AFFAIR Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction and A Royal Affair rather illustrates that. Of course, no film can be entirely true but this one, though adapted from a novel, is firmly based on fact and remarkable enough that, were it...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/627-a-real-game-of-thrones
Radio Reviews: 17 August: Radio exists to educate, inform and entertain. It did all three at once on last week's edition of The Film Programme, with an aside about the month Ivor Novello spent in prison during the Second World War for fiddling his petrol coupons. It transpires...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/867-radio-reviews-17-august

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