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Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are superbly matched in the roles of Elphaba and Glinda in this film version of Stephen Schwartz’s musical
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This crowd-pleaser about the first post-war international war crimes tribunal hits some wrong notes
The Jewish producer of the famous Spielberg family discusses ‘A Letter to David’, a documentary about twin brothers David and Eitan Cunio whose lives were both torn apart and captured on screen
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The actor discussed the ‘dilemma’ she faces between speaking up or staying quiet for fear of putting herself in danger
The company also openly denounced a star-studded letter accusing Israel of genocide
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Nicholas Hytner’s production of Alan Bennett’s First World War drama in the Yorkshire Dales is quietly moving, but maybe too quiet
Director Rebecca Zlotowski on the Oscar winner’s role in her new film
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