Edward Lawrenson
Edward Lawrenson
Film Editor Edward Lawrenson is a freelance writer based in London. He was deputy editor of Sight & Sound and has worked as a programme consultant for the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the BFI London Film Festival.
I Am Not a Witch, review – Rungano Nyoni’s directorial debut is spellbinding
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I Am Not a Witch, review – Rungano Nyoni’s directorial debut is spellbinding

Loving Vincent, review – hand-painted film about van Gogh is a visual feast
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Loving Vincent, review – hand-painted film about van Gogh is a visual feast

The Reagan Show, review – a behind the scenes doc with eerie modern relevance
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The Reagan Show, review – a behind the scenes doc with eerie modern relevance

Young Frankenstein, review – Mel Brooks’ classic rises from the dead, again
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Young Frankenstein, review – Mel Brooks’ classic rises from the dead, again

Borg McEnroe review – true Wimbledon tale starring Shia LaBeouf serves an ace
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Borg McEnroe review – true Wimbledon tale starring Shia LaBeouf serves an ace

The Graduation review – Pop Idol meets arthouse at France’s elite film school
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The Graduation review – Pop Idol meets arthouse at France’s elite film school

Belle de Jour – Catherine Deneuve still shines in a confounding cult classic
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Belle de Jour – Catherine Deneuve still shines in a confounding cult classic

God’s Own Country review – much more than just a British Brokeback Mountain
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God’s Own Country review – much more than just a British Brokeback Mountain

Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit review – vivid but blunt look at 1967 race riots
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Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit review – vivid but blunt look at 1967 race riots

Amat Escalante’s The Untamed – strange pleasures from out of this world
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Amat Escalante’s The Untamed – strange pleasures from out of this world

A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017
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A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017

Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains
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Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains