Deborah Ross

Melodramatic body-horror – but I don’t regret seeing it: A Different Man reviewed

The film, starring Sebastian Stan, plays out like an inverted Beauty and the Beast and keeps you on your toes

Sebastian Stan (Edward), Renate Reinsve (Ingrid) and Adam Pearson (Oswald) in A Different Man. Image: Matt Infante / A24.
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