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Issue 187
March 2008
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REVIEWS: A Hell of A Future

Released 7 December 2007
15
Directed by Richard Kelly
Runtime 144 minutes
Cherry Road Films
Writer: Richard Kelly

'Southland Tales'
reviewed by Martin McGrath

Ambition is a tricky thing – apply too little or too much to the mix in any walk of life and both recipes can lead to disaster. Generally speaking, at least in cinema, too much ambition is preferable to too little – especially in a young film maker.



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