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Down Cemetery Road (Premiere review) | A Sharp, Offbeat Mystery That Sneaks Up on You

Emma Thompson, with grey hair and wearing a black leather jacket, peering through a construction fence, with the book "Down Cemetery Road" by Mick Herron and premiere review text on the image.
Video ~ 29 October 2025 ~ Garc ~ Leave a comment

What starts as a cozy British mystery about a missing child turns into a quietly gripping conspiracy thriller in Down Cemetery Road. Emma Thompson, Ruth Wilson, and Adam Godley bring charm, wit, and unease to this offbeat adaptation that’s equal parts humor and dread.

Des (Miniseries Review) | A Chilling Story and Performance

4 October 20208 July 2025 ~ Garc ~ 2 Comments

I was browsing for something to watch, in fact I was planning to check out Monsterland's pilot episode to see if it is a series I could watch. But then I saw David Tennant (Good Omens, Jessica Jones) on the poster for this and forgot my plans. This three part miniseries is directed by Lewis … Continue reading Des (Miniseries Review) | A Chilling Story and Performance

The Danish Girl | Movie Review

20 January 201611 February 2024 ~ Garc ~ 1 Comment

Loosely based on the lives of Lili Elbe and Gerda Wegener, The Danish Girl tells the story of Transgender pioneer, Einar Wegener , in 1926 Copenhagen.  Going in I only new three things about the cast and crew, Les Miserables and The King’s Speech Tom Hooper directed it, and that Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander starred in it. … Continue reading The Danish Girl | Movie Review

Dorian Gray | Movie Review

9 July 201529 March 2024 ~ Garc ~ 2 Comments

The 2010 British fantasy-thriller based on Oscar Wilde’s 1890 novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray," was directed by Oliver Parker and stars Ben Barnes, Colin Firth, Ben Chaplin & Rebecca Hall. The premise revolves around Dorian Gray, a naive young man who arrives in late Victorian London to inherit his abusive grandfather’s estate. Dorian is then quickly swept into … Continue reading Dorian Gray | Movie Review

Gemma Bovery | Movie Review

2 October 201420 July 2023 ~ Garc ~ Leave a comment

After moving to the French countryside with her husband, the British beauty, Gemma Bovery, draws the attention of a local baker, who finds in the moving couple a resemblance to the heroes of Madame Bovary

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