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Donald Clarke

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As seen in: The Irish Times, IMDb, Substack, Audible Blog, JD Supra, Neosho Daily News, Aurora Advertiser, Practice Source, LookLeft
Film correspondent and general blowhard for The Irish Times. Bias so-called 'critic'. He do the police in different voices.
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The return of Lu Shaye

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By Donald Clarke Verified
| Substack
Lu Shaye, a well known wolf warrior in China’s diplomatic corps, has been appointed China’s special representative for European affairs — in effect, ambassador to the EU.
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Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal, together at last! They’ve collided, anyhow

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By Donald Clarke Verified
| shorturl.at
In a parallel universe, Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal are eagerly chatting about their performances in Garth Davis’s cerebral science-fiction drama Foe. The Hollywood writers’ strike did for that. “I just feel sad for the actors,” Davis, a genial Australian, tells me. “Because they’re doing some of their best work in this movie. And I just would love them to talk about it. I wish people could hear them speak. Because they’ve got a lot to say.” I don’t doubt it.
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My Sailor, My Love

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By Donald Clarke Verified
| musicboxfilms.com
“My Sailor, My Love will play to any nation where humans struggle to make themselves understood." Donald Clarke The Irish Times “Beautifully nuanced performances underpin an interesting drama that evolves from late-life romance into study of family trauma across generations” The Guardian “Jimmy Karlsson and Kirsi Vikman’s screenplay fleshes out a cluster of circling characters with great incisiveness.” Donald Clarke The Irish Times Official Selection Toronto International Film Festival, 2022...
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