Kathleen Greene

I watched this about a year ago, but l remember being struck by Timothy Chalamet's earthy quality, playing a young noble, with seemingly no responsibility. Then he's in the thick of palace politics, and all that leads to. I love period dramas like this, it's more down-to-earth, not so much gorgeous gowns and romance as war and gore!

A bit camp, but deliberately so. The idea of all the literary and musical geniuses portrayed on a summer holiday in the French countryside is so much fun, especially when it's enacted by such wonderful actors.

So much more than a 'caper' movie, this is a story about the kinds of awful things that can happen when sociopaths get their way. Bad things happen to good people. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is already paying for his hubris as a small-town star, but then he meets some real malefactors.

A real psych-out. Every time I thought I knew what was going on, there was a new twist. One thing I wasn't wrong about; Matthew Goode is a really good actor!