Deborah Ross

An unrewarding slog: Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round reviewed

Your enjoyment of this film will very much depend on how much time you want to spend with a bunch of drunk middle-aged men

There is little here that Homer Simpson didn’t nail when he described alcohol as: ‘The cause of, and solution, to all life’s problems.’ Mads Mikkelsen and his compelling cheekbones in Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round.
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