leatherdykeuk

So i didn't realise this was a film based on a play based on a book based on a news item. I expected a campy, lesbian rom-com (based on the film poster) not an agonising angry-woman-married-to-man-boy story with the most annoying, awful piano music played by a one-fingered pianist with most of the keys missing.

Honestly, skip this. The single redeeming feature about the whole movie is the man-boy;s ecological quest to increase a butterfly population. Other than that, the performance of all three leads are mostly wooden. You can tell their hearts aren't into it. The actors playing the graduating kids, however, are really very good.

Awful. 2/10.

This has to be the top show in its genre (vs Lego, play doh etc). It's marvelous to see such talented artist producing work with such speed, and while I rarely agree with the judging, It is nevertheless fascinating. To have such a diverse group of artists compete for what is a marvelous opportunity ( and a relatively small sum of money, considering the amounts art is auctioned for) is such diverse mediums is astonishing. Fabric vs print vs sculpture vs painting is incredible to watch, and I find myself without loyalty to any one artist, but to each individual work. Watch this if you get a chance, you will not be disappointed.

I can't fault this brilliant depiction of the drials of being a doctor in the NHS. Absolutely perfect performances all round. Another seven seasons, please.