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The film trundles along quite merrily without much plot, easily driven by the tension of the original premise.

Memory, reality, fact and fiction blend to give you a vivid 'feel' for the interviewees' recollections while being acutely aware that this remains a remembered reconstruction of the past.

Scott’s beacon of light is swallowed up by Stone and Beresford’s heavy-handedness.

With Roger Deakins handling the cinematography and making the most of the magical light found on parts of England’s south coast, the film never ceases to be visually absorbing.

A simple idea, beautifully executed

A difficult film, and a film about difficult women.

Wadlow's sequel flails about like a bar room drunk in a brawl - despite hitting out in all directions, very few of its punches strike their target.

There’s a refreshing straight-forwardness to Gavin Hood’s Official Secrets.

Stacey Gregg has crafted a script that neatly gives us characters and then exposes their flaws.

Much more of a natural crowd-pleaser than her previous works, this might be Morley’s most successful film to date.