It’s Day’s night, and no one is going to spoil her story
A Sentimental Journey
Film
This is a shocking, replenishing film, not to be missed
Green Zone
Restaurants
It is great that Bruno Loubet is back — and at prices that are eminently fair
Bistro Bruno Loubet
The action and direction are superb and the acting good, but the plot is so pathetic it defies belief
Wonderful - beautifully acted and gloriously funny, particularly Simon Russell Beale and Fiona Shaw
Probably the most important photography exhibition london has ever seen
London,
Charlotte O'Sullivan's rating
Reader rating
Pretty much a one-man show, this First World War drama was written and directed by Paul Gross, who also stars as the hero, an angst-ridden Canadian soldier who falls in love with a pretty nurse and finds all roads lead to Belgium.
What starts out as an ambitious, if gauche, attempt to tackle jingoism and the anti-German feeling of the era soon nosedives into bathetic farce.
Canadians have a reputation for being smart. However, Passchendaele was a huge hit at home, which suggests they are not quite as smart as we think.
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