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Emily Maskell

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Sep 30, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Empire
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Aug 23, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by Emily Maskell | Published on30th September 2026 at 9.37pm

    Coming of age drama Extra Geography earns a pass with merit — read the Empire review (opens the original)

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    The Charli XCX lyric, “It’s so confusing sometimes to be a girl,” is a perfect descriptor for the core ethos of Molly Manners’ charmingly offbeat directorial debut. Focusing on the graduation from girlhood to womanhood, Extra Geography joins the growing canon of British films that take teenage girlhood seriously, like Rocks and Last Swim, but Manners’ film offers a fresh take on friends growing up and apart. Based on Rose Tremain’s 2007 short story, Succession writer Miriam Battye opens the film

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · by Emily Maskell | Published on4th September 2026 at 12.19pm

    Late Fame review: Willem Dafoe is disarmingly normal in a compelling NY drama (opens the original)

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    Willem Dafoe has a reputation for weird and wacky performances, from Poor Things, The Lighthouse and Nosferatu stretching all the way back to Wild At Heart. So it’s disarming to see him inhabit a role so rooted in normalcy. In critic-turned-filmmaker Kent Jones’ low-stakes drama, Dafoe plays ageing New Yorker Ed Saxberger, once a promising poet, now an unassuming post-office worker sorting the writing of others while his pen lies dormant. A chance meeting with Wilson Meyers (Edmund Donovan), a y

  3. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · by Emily Maskell | Published on23rd August 2026 at 10.11pm

    Lady review: Sian Clifford is on top form in Samuel Abrahams' 'bizarrely hilarious' mockumentary (opens the original)

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    After portraying the neurotic sister in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag, Sian Clifford serves up another dynamic performance on a silver platter as haughty aristocrat Lady Isabella in Samuel Abrahams’ spirited debut feature. The mockumentary comedy follows Isabella, an eccentric 40-something woman living alone at the sprawling Ravenhyde Hall estate, who has tricked inquisitive director Sam (Laurie Kynaston) — no doubt loosely based on Abrahams — into believing that her marooned existence is worth

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