It's joined by Mike Newell's new version of Great Expectations, which will test UK audiences' appetite for adaptations of this much-loved classic, arriving less than a year after an admired BBC three-parter.
His image of a couple embracing amid a sea of soggy humanity is one of the event's key souvenirs, and it's joined here by other shots of mud, nudity, and communal bathing, for a brief back-to-the-garden refresher course.
Via hasn't been sitting on its hands, though, as it's joined up with NVIDIA to offer the Via CN+GeForce platform, with support for DirectX 10, Vista, and Blu-ray HD for under $45.
The following day it's joined by American Pastoral, debut director Ewan McGregor's adaptation of the Philip Roth novel, starring himself, Jennifer Connelly and Dakota Fanning.
It won't, simply because it's now so discredited that it's joined the pantheon of politically correct no-no's for any of the pack of would-be GOP presidential contenders to raise.
One of three relatively recent openings on, or just off, the same street, it's joined Ember Yard (tapas, from the Salt Yard group) and Blanchette (bistro) in what's becoming Soho's restaurant alley.
