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A talky, stage-bound battle of wits that feels like watching a filmed play, with wit but little visual life.

A glittering, talky backstage drama where wit and ambition cut like knives, leaving a lingering chill about what people will do to be adored.

A slow, melancholy period drama about love and ambition, more moving than thrilling.

A sharp, elegant costume drama that watches its scheming heroine with amused, slightly cruel detachment.

A warm, bittersweet old-fashioned showbiz tale that follows a determined young woman's bumpy climb with charm and a few tears.

A cool, restrained sixties drama of restless desire and social climbing, drifting through drawing rooms with quiet dissatisfaction.

A wry, talky look at creative compromise that feels like watching a passion project slowly get argued into mediocrity.

A wry, bittersweet look at marriage and temptation, mixing awkward comedy with quiet emotional unease.

A moody, talky portrait of writerly self-absorption and romantic restlessness, more intellectual than erotic.

A wry, bittersweet look behind the curtain of show business, mixing backstage drama with a knowing, slightly weary satire of ambition.

A brisk, old-fashioned marital melodrama where radio fame curdles into betrayal, played with earnest pre-Code frankness.

A wry, talky ensemble piece that drifts through urban lives, mixing satire and melancholy as it observes romantic and professional entanglements.