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2011 in Film: Seven magazine's Review of the Year
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[Telegraph.co.uk] deft romance Weekend) were bolstered by several off-radar discoveries, from Jeanie Finlay's buoyant record-shop doc Sound It Out to Carol Morley's more troubling Dreams of a Life, recounting the tragic tale of Joyce Carol Vincent.
Dreams of a Life, Seven magazine review
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Her name was Joyce Carol Vincent, and her tragedy seemed a grotesque parable of urban isolation. How did it happen? Carol Morley's haunting film, Dreams of a Life, is an attempt to excavate the real woman from beneath the bleak newspaper reports.
Dreams of a Life: interview with director Carol Morley
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Director Carol Morley talks to Bernadette McNulty about turning the sad death of Joyce Carol Vincent into a celebratory film. By Bernadette McNulty While most cinemas in December are laying on a mix of Yuletide classics or Hollywood blockbusters
Give Me Your Heart, By Joyce Carol Oates
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[The Independent] - Oates creates characters with usual deftness, working her mystery theme to full effect with fast, fluid writing designed to make you gasp. The violence ranges from macabre fantasy and psychological menace to sudden spurts of brutality.
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