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The film builds up a good amount of suspense at the beginning but does not keep the pace throughout.

New York in the Eighties contributes some of the film’s iconic imagery, but it’s Santo Loquasto’s costumes that are perhaps the most memorable element.

Wonderful performances abound.

Downey is juicy, Bening is brave, the rest are out to lunch.

The ladies act their socks off. To no avail. The plot saws itself in half... forever.

It's a film riddled with clichés but that's not altogether to its detriment.

The drama of Julia's modern life quite simply can't compete with the history lesson that has gone before.

Aisling Walsh's film is a cry from the wilderness, which in the past would have fallen on deaf ears.

A classic example of a workmanlike piece given enough polish to make it stand out.

It may be derivative, it may contain one too many clichés but nevertheless, the film is dynamic, energetic, amusing and clever.