DVD Review – ‘Entebbe’ is important politically, but drab as a movie
Political resonance cannot save the historical hostage thriller Entebbe from its own lack of tension and lacklustre cinematic style.
Read morePolitical resonance cannot save the historical hostage thriller Entebbe from its own lack of tension and lacklustre cinematic style.
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