Deborah Ross

A goofy, non-taxing delight: Brian and Charles reviewed

This film about the relationship between man and (old washing) machine is loveable beyond all measure

A goofy, non-taxing delight: David Earl, as Brian, with the head of Charles Petrescu. Credit: Will Davies / Focus Features
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