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Radio person and podcast addict. 📻🌈 Executive Producer @ BBC Radio Sheffield.
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Nuremberg (2025) review: Victorious verdict for war trial treasure

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By Dan Green Verified
| Roobla
If it’s beginning to look a bit too early for Christmas, or you’ve already had a gutful of festive flicks, then how about a Nazi war trial thriller to change the mood? Ironically enough, this one’s set in the city with supposedly one of the best Christmas markets going – well come on, it is but once a year, after all. But is the movie also up to scratch?
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The Marbles (2025) review: Get them to the Greeks?

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By Dan Green Verified
| Roobla
You’ve got to hand it to the Greeks. Over the years they’ve given the world culture, kebabs and cracking summer getaways. In return, Britain spirited away the priceless Parthenon Marbles from the Acropolis in Athens some 200 years ago, and they’ve been housed in the British Museum ever since. Or perhaps it’s just a case of finders keepers when it comes to the Elgin Marbles, to give them their more famous title.
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Time Travel is Dangerous (2024) review: Sci-fi comedy that’s past a joke

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By Dan Green Verified, JacK Bottomley
| Roobla
If there’s one genre that can stir the imagination like no other, it’s time travel. Whatever the medium, there’s almost limitless potential to tap into, which in turn brings you along for the ride and transports you to some weird and wonderful places. Here we have a mockumentary that has the opportunity to do just that, but in its own tongue-in-cheek way. Sadly – and this is a genuine sentiment – Time Travel is Dangerous misses the mark by a good few light years.
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