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Synthetic sincerity review – Marc Isaacs' AI interrogation grapples with identity and existence

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By Peter Bradshaw Verified
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Marc Isaacs' new film is a curious, intriguing, semi-sincere affair that I couldn't make friends with. It is an odd, shallow piece of work about artificial intelligence that is itself exasperatingly artificial, a self-aware docudrama hybrid.
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Sam Neill was a warm, wry and unselfish star who twinkled so others could shine

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By Peter Bradshaw Verified
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Sam Neill was the leading man's leading man who achieved something no other actor could: he was charismatic and self-effacing at the same time. He could play handsome and good-humoured or devilishly sinister, often the husband and paterfamilias, perennially in some unspecified state of early middle age, sometimes in a period colonial setting, but the movie's oxygen was never sucked away into his own unselfishly excellent performance.
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A Year in London review – fashion student hits it off with her professor in frothy lesbian romcom

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By Peter Bradshaw Verified
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A year is about how long this very quaint film feels, although there are moments when the soap opera silliness, the photo-love yearning and the wooden Google-translate line readings are reasonably entertaining. Olivia (Nina Pons) is a young fashion student from southern Italy who gets the chance of a lifetime to spend a year in our glamorous capital at the “London Academy of Couture” in South Kensington. Saucer-eyed Olivia apparently can’t get over the sight of two men kissing.
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