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Landis keeps the humour dry, the speech naturalistic, yet his keen sense of the absurd provides for some laugh-out-loud moments.

It has a Wicker Man feel but without the flamboyant histrionics

The film is a hodge-podge of archive clips and interview material but it just about gels and a host of smaller scale family stories round it out nicely.

This Emmy-winning fable of piety rewarded makes a virtue of its own simplicity.

Alongside the extreme and dramatic aspects of this story are all sorts of insidious little details which show the harm done by this kind of thinking in day to day life.

Thompson exudes strength from start to finish.

Considering the massive cast of characters and overlapping plotlines, David Edgar's adaptation is little short of a masterpiece.

Jonathan Lipnicki is atypical of child stars in the sense that he can be quite annoying.

A somewhat ponderous retelling.

There is nothing erotic about any of it and an 18 certificate seems overzealous.

Delightful to watch.

A quiet, moving film.

A turgid, gelatinous epic that fails to find its feet until the tumultuous final reel.