Saturday Review - Anne Tyler, Indian Summers, Love Is Strange, How to Hold Your Breath, History Is Now
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Anne Tyler's latest novel 'A Spool of Blue Thread' (her 20th) follows the dynamics of an American family through several generations Indian Summers is a sumptuous drama on Channel 4 looking at life in India in 1932. It stars Julie Walters and follows the early stirrings of political opposition to The Raj Love Is Strange is a film with Jon Lithgow and Alfred Molina as a gay couple who decide to get married after being together for 40 years and their relationship is put under a strain by forces they hadn't expected Maxine Peake is in a new play at London's Royal Court. How To Hold Your Breath is about personal and political journeys History Is Now at The Southbank Centre's Hayward Gallery is subtitled "7 Artists Take On Britain" and looks at 70 years of cultural and social history.
Published on Saturday, 14th February 2015.
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