Helen McCrory and Paul Hilton star in a fascinating and complex play that was a favourite of Freud by Benedict Nightingale | May 26, 2008 | The Times At times Rosmersholm seems the most modern of Ibsen’s plays, at times the most dauntingly complex. Either way, Anthony Page’s revival maintains its grip, largely because … Continue readingRosmersholm at the Almeida – Review
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When comparing books and their movie adaptations, books almost always prove to be better. One of the reasons is that a film does not always manage to convey the same imagery as a book in which emotions are blended with visuals. When reading, one can form a completely different image of a place or a character and have entirely another general feeling of a story.
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