Richard Hawkins • Director of Think of England
"I wanted the audience to have the job of searching and finding the truth"
by Ana Stanic
With his sophomore feature, the British filmmaker Richard Hawkins returns after two decades with a biting, genre-defying satire
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With Think of England [+see also:
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