‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Kate O’Flynn Stars In What Could Be Mike Leigh’s Final Film, But It Happens To Be One Of His Best – Telluride Film Festival

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There has been much talk in film circles that the great Mike Leigh’s latest film, Tender Loving Care, might be his last.

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