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Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as "riveting", "his best film in decades"

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The Age (AU)48d ago

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Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as 'riveting', 'his best film in decades'

The film, which stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul, traces Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 takeover of The Sun with electric, pulse-pounding urgency.

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Brisbane Times (AU)48d ago

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Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as 'riveting', 'his best film in decades'

The film, which stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul, traces Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 takeover of The Sun with electric, pulse-pounding urgency.

Original

Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)48d ago

Leftprovisional

Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as "riveting", "his best film in decades"

The film, which stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul, film traces Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 takeover of The Sun with electric, pulse-pounding urgency.

Original

Brisbane Times (AU)48d ago

Leftprovisional

Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as 'riveting', 'his best film in decades'

The film, which stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul, traces Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 takeover of The Sun with electric, pulse-pounding urgency.

Original

The Age (AU)48d ago

Leftprovisional

Critics hail Danny Boyle's Murdoch biopic Ink as 'riveting', 'his best film in decades'

The film, which stars Guy Pearce as the Australian media mogul, traces Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 takeover of The Sun with electric, pulse-pounding urgency.

Original

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