Review of I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (2003) by Antonia Quirke for London Evening Standard — 14 Dec 2017
Hodges films London restlessly, as though searching for some kind of relief. We are taken from cafés to flats to streets to houses to morgues to garages, in short unsentimental scenes while he drums up an odd, powerful mood of apprehensiveness.
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This review of I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (2003) was written by Antonia Quirke and published by London Evening Standard on 14 Dec 2017.
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead has generally received mixed reviews.
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