Critic's choice: Film
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Warren Beatty plays a Democrat Senator having a nervous breakdown at the crux of his campaign.
Hilary and Jackie (15)
Based on the controversial memoir A Genius in the Family, this shows the life and slow death of the cellist Jacqueline du Pre through the eyes of her sister, Hilary.
Little Voice (15)
Jane Horrocks recreates the
celebrated stage role written for her by Jim Cartwright.
Hideous Kinky (15)
Kate Winslet plays a young mum taking her daughters around Morocco in the 1970s in search of enlightenment and excitement.
Shakespeare in Love (15)
Joseph Fiennes plays William Shakespeare and Gwyneth Paltrow his Golden Globe-winning muse.
Opening on Friday
The Thin Red Line (15)
London only; nationwide from 5 March Terrence Malick back at last.
You've got M@il (PG)
Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan reunite for some technological romance.
Titanic Town (15)
Julie Walters tackles the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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