Little White Lies

Spencer

Directed by PABLO LARRAÍN

Starring KRISTEN STEWART, TIMOTHY SPALL, SALLY HAWKINS

Released 5 NOVEMBER

With films such as and , Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín has made a name for himself as a purveyor of bleak surveys of life under dictatorship conditions that foreground terror, oppression and, his strange psychological fable about the late Diana Spencer over an especially tense Christmas season at the royal Sandringham estate, he presents the British monarchy as a daffy totalitarian enclave, steeped in traditions which only serve to extend their old world shelf life and filter them out from the plebs. It is an understatement to say that many living royals – including the current regent – do not come off well in this film.

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