Brian McFarlane reviews Gillian Armstrong's Death Defying Acts (2008). The film, with its focus on women's lives and the...
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Brian McFarlane reviews Gillian Armstrong's Death Defying Acts (2008). The film, with its focus on women's lives and the pressures they must cope with, covers similar ground to many of her other films. McFarlane writes that the film has two chief plot strands but that they are not drawn closely enough together.
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