The horror genre is a land of outcasts and deviants. In this cinematic...

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Off the London West End, highly anticipated Japanese play A Night...

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Based on the 2016 short story, Saying Goodbye To Yang, by Alexander Weinstein, After Yang...

Sidney follows the life, work and artistry of late actor-turned-director Sidney Poitier. It honours his...

Editors have been a mainstay of the British alternative/indie scene for 20 years now, with...

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Born in 1955, much of the South African artist William Kentridge’s...