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Books & arts The sense of an adaptation Brian McFarlane 25 May 2017 Cinema | The Sense of an Ending reveals another way of translating fiction onto the screen Books & arts The adaptable Winifred Holtby Brian McFarlane 20 March 2017 Out of the unpromising material of local government, Winifred Holtby created a fine novel that went on to be filmed three times Books & arts Hanging on Brian McFarlane 8 February 2017 Cinema | Kenneth Lonergan’s latest film steers clear of sentimentality and easy comedy Books & arts Comic turn Brian McFarlane 22 January 2017 Cinema | Like all good comedy, The Edge of Seventeen takes its job very seriously

Books & arts The book of the film of the book Brian McFarlane 3 August 2016 Brian McFarlane reviews Whit Stillman’s Love and Friendship Books & arts The choice that matters Sylvia Lawson 22 July 2016 Cinema | Sylvia Lawson reviews Goldstone and The Measure of a Man. Books & arts The fax of life for film-makers Brian McFarlane 22 July 2016 Books | This collaborative account shows how films, almost miraculously, get to the screen, writes Brian McFarlane Books & arts Everyone’s business Sylvia Lawson 7 June 2016 Cinema | Sylvia Lawson reviews Chasing Asylum

Books & arts Newsfront revisited Sylvia Lawson 15 December 2015 Cinema | Philip Noyce’s 1978 feature was an antidote to the tasteful costume dramas of the reviving Australian film industry, writes Sylvia Lawson Books & arts No surrender Brian McFarlane 15 December 2015 Cinema | Suffragette seems doubly overdue, writes Brian McFarlane International Engineers of human souls Linda Jaivin 5 November 2015 Xi Jinping has made clear the Party’s views about the role of artists, writes Linda Jaivin. But it’s unclear what they will mean in practice Books & arts Anthems of late capitalism Andrew Ford 27 October 2015 Much of the James Bond style comes down to the music