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Thursday 21 May 2009 8:00 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 2:30 pm

OUT THIS WEEKEND PREVIEWS

By: admindrupal

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FILM
TORMENTED
Britain’s answer to the current vogue for teen slasher flicks.

EVERLASTING MOMENTS Acclaimed Swedish period drama about a female photographer.

THE GIRL CUT IN TWO The latest quirky film from French auteur director Claude Chabrol.

DVD
THE READER
Kate Winslet on Oscar-winning form as a former Nazi prison guard.

SEVEN POUNDS Apallingly mawkish melodrama with Will Smith.

THE SPIRIT Lame comic-book adaptation, with Samuel L Jackson.

MUSIC
GRIZZLY BEAR
The highly-praised US indie band’s new album is called Veckatimest. But of course.

SIMPLE MINDS The Scots pop legends are back with their 15th album, Graffiti Soul.

PHOENIX Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix is the sparky French band’s latest offering.

GAMES
UFC 2009 UNDISPUTED (X360, PS3)
Martial arts game based on the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

DAMNATION (X360, PS3, PC) Sci-fi action game set in a post-industrial future.

PUNCH-OUT!!! (WII) Back after 15 years, Nintendo’s boxing game gets the Wii treatment.

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