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Greatest Days (review) – Could it be magic? You bet it is!

by Neil Baker

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Greatest Days, based on the hit musical The Band, arrives in UK and Irish cinemas this June

by Neil Baker

6th April 2023

Film and Television·LGBTQ+·Music and Dance

George Michael: Outed (Channel 4) review – a blatantly homophobic media circus and a pop star who wasn’t willing to let them win

by Neil Baker

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by Neil Baker

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by Neil Baker

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Editors' Choice·Film and Television·LGBTQ+·Music and Dance

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by Neil Baker

25th May 2019

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Greatest Days (review) – Could it be magic? You bet it is!

Greatest Days, based on the hit musical The Band, arrives in UK and Irish cinemas this June

George Michael: Outed (Channel 4) review – a blatantly homophobic media circus and a pop star who wasn’t willing to let them win

Nothing Compares (Sheffield DocFest) review – a journey of bravery, artistry and defiance full of emotional rage

Zac Efron – from East High to Orson Welles

Rocketman (review) – a flamboyant fantasia of sound, vision and drama

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