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“Not only do we end up with a vivid, surprising and soulful sense of one artist and his work, but Leigh also offers us a commanding view of a city, London, and country at the dawn of the modern age and of a man being overawed and overtaken by new technologies such as photography and the railways. As ever with Leigh, 'Mr Turner' addresses the big questions with small moments. It's an extraordinary film, all at once strange, entertaining, thoughtful and exciting.”

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Dave Calhoun
Dave Calhoun

Dave Calhoun, born on April 18, 1957, is an accomplished businessman with extensive experience in corporate management and leadership. Renowned for his strategic vision and execution, he has achieved significant success in driving growth and transformation within the companies he has led. Calhoun has held several senior management positions in prominent companies, including serving as the CEO of GE's Global Services division. He later transitioned to the private equity sector, becoming a partner at Tiger Global Management. In 2018, he was appointed as the CEO of Morgan Stanley, leading the firm to sustained performance growth. Under his leadership, Morgan Stanley has navigated market volatility successfully, enhancing customer service quality and profitability. Calhoun has also been instrumental in transforming the company's culture and values, strengthening its competitive position. Recognized for his exceptional business acumen and leadership, Dave Calhoun is widely regarded as one of the most influential business leaders of today. more

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