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“It’s a miracle this film got made”: the long road to Helena Bonham Carter’s greatest triumph  Far Out Magazine

Review: Creaky '55 Steps' somehow makes Helena Bonham Carter-Hilary Swank matchup a bore  Los Angeles Times

'55 Steps' Review  Variety

‘55 Steps’: Helena Bonham Carter and Hilary Swank invigorate an otherwise dry legal drama  The Washington Post

TIFF 2017: “55 Steps,” “Three Christs,” “The Children Act”  Roger Ebert

’55 Steps’: Film Review | TIFF 2017  hollywoodreporter.com

Mental Health Awareness Movie ‘55 Steps’ Shown in Sunken Gardens  The Santa Barbara Independent

Movie Review '55 Steps'  vocal.media

'55 Steps' Examines Issue in Psychiatric Hospitals We Don't Talk About Enough  The Mighty. Making health about people.

'55 Steps': Toronto Review  Screen Daily

Helena Bonham Carter: ‘Standing up to Harvey wasn’t easy’  The Guardian

Movie Review: This “Fantastic Four” take their stumbling, humorless “First Steps”  rogersmovienation.com

Review: Swank, Bonham Carter enliven dry drama ’55 Steps’  The Mercury News

First Look & Clip: ’55 Steps’ Starring Helena Bonham Carter & Hilary Swank  The Playlist

The struggle continues  British Psychological Society

Helena Bonham Carter in 55 STEPS: Women and Mental Illness in the Movies  HuffPost

55 Steps: A Battle Cry Against Forced ‘Treatment’ for Us All  Mad In America

An Important Film: 55 Steps  vocal.media

Helena Bonham Carter & Hilary Swank in Trailer for Drama '55 Steps'  IMDb

55 Steps (2017) - Photos  IMDb

Trailer Takes: Nobody’s Fool, Ben is Back, and 55 Steps  The Georgetown Voice

Helena Bonham Carter On Harvey Weinstein, #MeToo & The Difficulties Surrounding Eleanor Riese Drama ’55 Steps’  Deadline

'Her Work Is Not Yet Done': Helena Bonham Carter Talks Playing Mental Health Campaigner Eleanor Riese  HuffPost UK

Helena Bonham Carter & Hilary Swank in Trailer for Drama '55 Steps'  FirstShowing

55 Steps (2017)  IMDb

‘55 Steps’ Clip: Helena Bonham Carter Is a Mental Patient, and Hilary Swank Wants to Give Her Her Rights  ScreenCrush

55 Steps (2017)  IMDb

‘It’s a film about choice and dignity and capacity as human beings’  British Psychological Society