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Markie Robson-Scott

Articles By Markie Robson-Scott

We the Animals review - lyrical story of brotherly love and family trauma

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Killing Eve, Series 2, BBC One review - the award-winning show returns

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Birds of Passage review - mesmerising Colombian family saga

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Sergio Mendes, RFH review - tight discipline, exceptional musicianship

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My Extreme Drugs Diary, Channel 5 review - the tedium of taking heroin

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Eighth Grade review - a dazzlingly real portrait of a teenage girl

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The Widow, ITV review - Kate Beckinsale stars in tale of a missing husband

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Pose, BBC Two review - transgender goes mainstream

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The Kindergarten Teacher review - obsession, talent and the power of poetry

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Capernaum review - sorrow, pity and shame in the Beirut slums

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Tana French: The Wych Elm review - a lucky man and his downfall

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The Delines, Jazz Cafe review - small-town sadness with a whisky in hand

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Pure, Channel 4 review - sex, OCD and the single girl

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DVD/Blu-ray: Under the Tree

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The Good Place, E4 review - episode one trails clouds of glory

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Imagine... Tracey Emin: Where Do You Draw the Line, BBC One review - entertaining but deferential

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