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A generic morality tale with an elusive premise and plot: Lord Wood reviews 'Civil War'
Books & culture
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A generic morality tale with an elusive premise and plot: Lord Wood reviews 'Civil War'
Using the disintegration of the United States into an undefined civil war as its setting, Alex Garland’s film has its memorable moments – but it is ultimately let down by narrative crassness and paper-thin characters
A brutal satire with a pantomime feel: Lord Wood reviews 'Pandemonium'
Books & culture
By Lord Wood
A brutal satire with a pantomime feel: Lord Wood reviews 'Pandemonium'
Very angry, frequently vicious and sometimes moving, Armando Iannucci’s new play is an excoriating lampoon of those who rule us
Magnificent and frustrating: Lord Wood reviews 'Killers of the Flower Moon'
Books & culture
By Lord Wood
Magnificent and frustrating: Lord Wood reviews 'Killers of the Flower Moon'
The true story of the murder and exploitation of Native Americans following the discovery of oil on their land, this engrossing Scorsese film is let down by its portrayal of the Osage as two-dimensional victims
We must ensure the voices of children are heard when we discuss Ukraine's recovery
Foreign affairs
By Lord Wood
We must ensure the voices of children are heard when we discuss Ukraine's recovery
The UK Government, alongside the Government of Ukraine, is currently hosting the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London.