Contributor Lucy Peters

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Reviews

Mr Burton review – elevated by a dynamic performance

A gentle, fictionalised foray into stage and screen legend Richard Burton’s Welsh childhood.

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Interviews

Joshua Oppenheimer: ‘The End is an artefact of barbarism’

How the doc maestro turned his hand to (musical!) fiction in his compelling and singular new film, The End.
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Reviews

Ernest Cole: Lost and Found review – a vital piece of cine-portraiture

Filmmaker Raoul Peck unearths the searing social realist photographs of an artist whose work was thought to be lost.

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In Retrospect

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