Farming: fictional biographical drama ignores its wider social context
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, “Farming” (2018) “Farming” is a fictional biographical drama based on actor / director
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, “Farming” (2018) “Farming” is a fictional biographical drama based on actor / director
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Gavin Hood, “Official Secrets” (2019) As fictional dramatisations of real events go, “Official Secrets” passes
Lindsay Anderson, “O Lucky Man!” (1973) A satirical allegory that exposes life in Western capitalist
Ken Russell, “Savage Messiah” (1972) Idiosyncratic British director Ken Russell’s “Savage Messiah” is a fictional
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Rupert Goold, “Judy” (2019) Adapted from Peter Quilter’s musical stage drama “End of the Rainbow”,
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Leo Mattei, Johnny Miller, “The Tragedy of Russia’s Reforms” (PressTV, 2017) Made for the Iranian
Tom Barbor-Might, “Nazi Quest for the Holy Grail” (2013) Of the mish-mash of strange and
Ian Barber, “Father Brown (Episode 29: The Truth in the Wine)” (2015) Being laid up
Trevor Nunn, “Red Joan” (2019) Adapted from the novel of the same name which as
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Dexter Fletcher, “Rocketman” (2019) Rather than playing as a straight biopic – a template that