“Sum sum sum sum sumbhavichallo, sumbhavichallo; Bethlehem goshalaya athu sumbhavichallo,”the carolers belted out with gusto.

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Lovers of old-school quality, rejoice. Director Nicholas Hytner, writer Alan Bennett, and leading man Ralph Fiennes have just the film for you: The Choral. It will leave you with a song in your heart ...

This week’s good news is that Alan Bennett, now aged 91, has written a new original screenplay. Furthermore, The Choral is directed by Nicholas Hytner, with whom Bennett has impressive form: their ...

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THE CHORAL takes place in Ramsden, Yorkshire, 1916. The chorus master and most of the men of the ambitious local Choral Society have volunteered for the front, so under the direction of the demanding, ...

Simply sign up to the Film myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. As the title suggests, The Choral is very much an ensemble piece. With a brand new original screenplay by Alan Bennett (his ...

A new film written by Alan Bennett and starring Ralph Fiennes bears a striking resemblance to the experiences of Huddersfield Choral Society during World War One. Did you know with a Digital ...

The fourth screen collaboration between writer Alan Bennett and director Nicholas Hytner is a pleasant, low-key wartime tale that's most interesting when it pushes against cozy expectations. At first ...