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3000 pixels - 2015 02 05 - London - Pre BAFTA reception and screening of ' The Imitation Game ' hosted by The Newport Beach Film Festival by Ben Pruchnie

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Mathematician Alan Turing (Cumberbatch) attempts to crack the Enigma code during World War II.

In a political world of flag-waving The Imitation Game could have easily been a self-indulgent film; indeed it embraces a tea-sipping, middle-class culture and basks in the victory of war, yet ultimately this belated Turing biopic is a tragic rather than celebratory tale. It doesn't just cover his wartime code breaking, but also the flaws of a society that denied his sexual freedom and hero's recognition despite his saving of millions of lives.

I’ve always been underwhelmed by Benedict Cumberbatch but the hoopla is deserved here with a performance that balances extreme confidence and taciturn shyness, yet is intense and compelling all at the same time. Keira Knightly is adequate despite being expectantly posh and twee, but you can’t help but wonder if the focus on a platonic romance ahead of gay relations was a decision made solely for the mainstream.

The Imitation Game is an accomplished treatment of a pivotal story that feels surprisingly fresh given its old fashioned style. It may lack the menace and complexity of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, but it remains an intelligent character study and a story well told.

Las dos tarjetas mejor vendidas alcanzan £5,000 entre ellas solamente en subasta para caridad

Actores premiados, artistas famosos y autores se ponen creativos para ayudar a generar mejores oportunidades para la niñez.

Tarjetas diseñadas por los actores Benedict Cumberbatch, la comediante Jo Brand y el ícono de los 60 Twiggy se han puesto a subasta en Reino Unido para la caridad a favor de la niñez, Coram.

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