Music

In long takes and mostly wide shots, the camera adheres to the contrariness of the...

The Winter’s Tale at Shakespeare’s Globe

Sicilia and Bohemia: the two worlds of The Winter’s Tale...

“I’m very mindful of over-intellectualising certain scenes that really require a level of immediacy”: Mia Goth, Alexander Skarsgård and Brandon Cronenberg on Infinity Pool at Berlin Film Festival 2023

Dylan at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Dylan, the young indie-pop musician hailing from Suffolk, returned to the...

20.000 Especies de Abejas (20,000 Species of Bees)

So many films are too aware of their own...

Mal Viver (Bad Living)

How to sum up acclaimed Portuguese director João Canijo’s latest...

Romeo and Julie at the National Theatre

Playwright Gary Owen’s previous works, such as Iphegenia in Splott...

Infinity Pool

Horror is a genre that invites harsh and fairly definitive (if subjective)...

Right of Way

First things first: Beth Bowden, like the other women in her family, is an indomitable...

The Lathums – From Nothing to a Little Bit More

Wigan’s The Lathums have proven themselves to be a breath...

Allensworth

It’s difficult to imagine the sort of people who might happily sit down to...

Xue Yun (Absence)

2022’s Berlinale featured the Chinese film Return to Dust, approved and...

Golda

Not only is Israeli film director Guy Nattiv a regular at the Berlinale, his work...

Seven must-visit chefs’ tables in London

For restaurant obsessives and fine diners, securing a place at a chef’s...

Past Lives

It speaks to the immense quality of Past Lives that, despite premiering at...

Subete no Yoru wo Omoidasu (Remembering Every Night)

The unconventional structure of...

The Strays

If motion pictures were critiqued based on their first half alone, this one would have...

Medea at Soho Place

Soho Place’s new production of Medea, adapted from Euripides’s original by Robinson...

Alice Neel: Hot off the Griddle at Barbican Art Gallery

Completed when the artist was 80, Alice Neel’s...

Top online games for 2023

The past ten years have witnessed a lot of positive alterations in the gaming industry....

Django

An English-language reimagining of the 1966 film of the same name, Django takes place in...

Femme

The premise of Femme dangles a great number of tantalising possibilities as to how the...

Seneca (Seneca – On the Creation of Earthquakes)

The big name factor of John Malkovich,...

Laggiù Qualcuno Mi Ama (Somebody Down There Likes Me)

Actor, comedian and director Massimo...

Inside

On a quest to steal invaluable Egon Schiele paintings from a private collector’s...