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Isabelle Huppert
December 1, 2016
Tim Grierson
Things to Come: Getting on With It
In this remarkable drama, Isabelle Huppert plays a woman who has to remake herself after she loses everything she’s known.
February 24, 2014
Jason Farago
Five Dramatic Actors Who Should Be Comedians
Colin Firth would look so fetching in drag
March 11, 2013
David Thomson
What's Isabelle Huppert Doing in This Third-Rate Thriller?
'Dead Man Down' and the inanities of Hollywood casting
May 9, 2011
David Thomson
David Thomson on Films: Remembering Marie-France Pisier
January 7, 2011
David Thomson
David Thomson on Films: 'White Material'
December 8, 2010
Adam Thirlwell
My Novel, My Novel

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