Beth Widdicombe 11POSTS

widdicombebeth@gmail.com

Prop Maker by day, film fanatic by nature. Could programme a VHS at the age 2 and has not stopped consuming since.

Luxor: Review

By: Beth Widdicombe Written and directed by British-born Zeina Durra, Luxor is a love story, a meditative look at healing and also a beautifully shot

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Cordelia: Review

Cordelia: Review. By Beth Widdicombe. Cordelia is a psychological drama from director Adrian Shergold, co-written with, and starring Antonia Campbell-Hughes as a sensitive actress

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waiting for the barbarians

By Beth Widdicombe Waiting for the Barbarians, an adaptation of the novel by J. M. Coetzee, is the English language directorial debut by Ciro Guerra.

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Sister Tempest: Review

By Betty Widdicombe. Sci-fi/horror comedy meets Cosmic Court drama – ‘Sister Tempest’ is the second film written and directed by comic book artist and filmmaker

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Model Shop: Review

Model Shop: Review. By Betty Widdicombe. Model Shop is a late sixties LA based film made by French Director Jacques Demy, centring

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