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The endlessly quoted 1975 comedy remains both a clear product of its era and a timelessly funny masterwork
It was with some surprise, as I gathered my recollections of Monty Python and the Holy Grail …
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Holy balls of wool! From pointless paintings to emotionless snapshots, the once-controversial award tiptoes too earnestly across the minefield of today’s culture wars
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Tens of thousands of worshippers fill rooftops, bridges and narrow streets of Seville in southern Spain to watch as images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary are carried in hours-long processions during Ho…
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Palestinians trying to access Christianity's holiest sites in the Old City of Jerusalem face restrictions and hostility
As the bells rang out across the courtyard of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, …
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A largely nonprofessional cast shine in Louise Courvoisier’s gritty rural tale that feels satisfyingly real
Here’s something to tempt the appetites of fans of French cinema and artisan cheeses alike: …
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An 18-year-old from a family of comté-makers is left alone to look after his little sister in Louise Courvoisier’s warm-hearted and optimistic drama
It doesn’t get more French than a drama about chees…
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Holy Cow is a film about underdogs and a bid to make a prize-winning cheese, set against a rural backdrop of sozzled fetes and demolition derbies. Director Louise Courvoisier talks about shooting whe…