ons of the reasons he's inspired to make this is an encounter with a long—lost love, played by emma mackeyactually, she the star of sex education, she's bilingual, she's part french. she a lovely actress but i felt... i had a few problems with this. i don't know if you did too but one of them is that this is a very heart—stopping, lovelorn romance, maybe too many swooning shots for my liking. i'm with you on that. ok, we get it, they really fancy each other. we get that, yes. but also i just felt it didn't really sit that easily with the story of the eiffel tower. it felt like two stories jammed together, didn't it? because the bits about the engineering and the tower and the architecture and could we manage to build something this heavy out of metal — this tall out of metal? all of that is completely fascinating. and the romantic story was sort of tacked on. i felt it was a shame, actually. it was a bit of a shame. great acting but... it would've been faced are we just get into a romance or are we going to do that? but it's putting the two together. it didn't know what to be. also the age

one of the reasons he's inspired to make this is an encounter with a long—lost love, played by emma mackey, she's part french. she's a lovely actress but i felt... i had a few problems with this. i don't know if you did too but one of them is that this is a very heart—stopping, lovelorn romance, maybe too many swooning shots for my liking. yes, i'm with you on that. ok, we get it, they really fancy each other. we get that, yes. but also, i just felt it didn't really sit that easily with the story of the eiffel tower. it felt like two stories jammed together, didn't it? because the bits about the engineering and the tower and the architecture and could we manage to build something this heavy out of metal — this tall out of metal? all of that is completely fascinating. and the romantic story was sort of tacked on. i felt it was a shame, actually. it was a bit of a shame. great acting but... it would've worked if they just said, right, we're going to do a romance or are we just going to do that? but it's putting the two together. it didn't know what to be. also the age gap's completely inaccu

one of the reasons he's inspired to make this is an encounter with a long—lost love, played by emma mackeyting but... it would've worked if they just said, right, we're going to do a romance or are we just going to do that? but it's putting the two together. it didn't know what to be. also the age gap�*s completely inaccurate. it annoyed me quite a lot. there is an issue too. yeah, it's in the camp of not as good as it should be, i think. and choice number three this week? so where is anne frank, this is an intriguing animation. it's kind of aimed at other children, you might say, certainly a pg certificate. the idea is that anne frank's imaginary friend, kitty, the ones she wrote many letters to in her diary, actually magically comes to life in current—day amsterdam. she wakes up in the anne frank house and wonders, where's my friend? the idea is that she believes herself to be real and she believes that her relationship with anne was real. so we then have these animated flashbacks to their conversations, which effectively bring the diary to life. let's have a look at the clip. 0k. the na