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<p>Desk becomes her: Daisy Ridley as office worker Fran in ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying'</p>
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Has Daisy Ridley beaten the Star Wars curse?

Like Mark Hamill and Hayden Christensen before her, the ‘Force Awakens’ actor has struggled to find her footing outside of the sci-fi franchise. But her new film offers compelling evidence that there are big things to come, writes Louis Chilton

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<p>‘Women in Love’ stars left to right: Oliver Reed, Glenda Jackson, Alan Bates, Jennie Linden and Eleanor Bron</p>

Why Women in Love is one of Britain’s most misunderstood masterpieces

A newly restored version of the 1969 romantic drama arrives at the BFI this week. Geoffrey Macnab looks back at a film that was as profound as it was provocative, by a maverick director who was never given his due...
<p>No country for gold men: Margaret Nolan and Sean Connery in ‘Goldfinger’</p>

Sexism, xenophobia and a real-life Nazi: The tarnished legacy of Goldfinger at 60

The James Bond franchise has never been more purely pleasurable than the 1964 Sean Connery classic, writes Geoffrey Macnab. But the film’s myriad controversies have only worsened with age

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