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All of a Sudden

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By Jo-Ann Titmarsh, Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, Heidi Becker-Babel
| Time Out Verified
Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s first foray into foreign-language filmmaking, a French-language drama, might appear daunting, what with the subtitles, the 196-minute running time, and much of the action taking place in an old people’s home. Not exactly date-night fodder. Yet you would be remiss to pass it by. The opening scene sets the tone: Paris care home manager Marie-Lou (Benedetta’s Virginie Efira) is napping in the bucolic grounds while one of her patients enjoys a smoke.
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The History of Sound review: Josh O’Connor and Paul Mescal sing their hearts out, but this strikes a duff note

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By Jo-Ann Titmarsh
| AOL UK Verified
Thu, 22 January 2026 at 3:52 pm UTC Billy Connolly once wrote a song called My Granny Was a Cripple in Nashville, poking fun at the misery that is heaped on the protagonists of country music. In The History of Sound, Oliver Hermanus’s second non-South African feature, a character is more forgiving, describing folk ballads as “warm-blooded” music, those plaintive tunes recounting the lives and often sorrows of ordinary people.
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History of Sound review: Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor's romance doesn't sing

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By Jo-Ann Titmarsh
| AOL UK Verified
Billy Connolly once wrote a song called ‘My Granny Was a Cripple in Nashville’, poking fun at the misery that is heaped on the protagonists of country music. In The History of Sound, Oliver Hermanus’ second non-South African feature, a character is more forgiving, describing folk ballads as ‘warm-blooded’ music, those plaintive tunes recounting the lives and often sorrows of ordinary people.
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