Interviews

Performing a rousing, exuberant and inspiring concert at London’s Roundhouse,...

You have probably spotted one of the colourful SILKE London hair wraps on...

The opening scene of Thunder Road sees a cop performing an awkward speech at his...

Cramped rooms in wonky buildings provide the stifling setting for Josef von Sternberg’s classic...

Rich people on bad holidays: a tale as old as time. The stark, bleached open...

Tonight’s bill at Sadler’s Wells is two pieces...

As Cannes 2019 draws to a close, Sam Gray and Joseph Owen...

It’s hard to think of two subjects less suitable to representation in cinema than...

In the Coffee Works Project, a chic industrial cafe...

Beneath the Blue Rinse has large shoes to fill. A comedy that toys with...

A lone drummer (Antosh Wojcik) sits in the centre of the...

To Live To Sing is Chinese-Canadian Johnny Ma’s second...

Though Euripides’s classic Greek tragedy is referenced in the title, it...

The latest documentary by French filmmaker François...

Many things can go wrong on a date. If you want that second date, you...

Rob Auton swerves between jaunty stand-up and existential spoken word...

The timeless charm of the 2001 film Amélie gave it instant...

In the found-footage genre, there are...

A gangster, a cop, a devil… As Tony Shalhoub said to John...

As its title might suggest, Does My Bomb Look Big in This? is a...

Cecil Sharp House, the home of the EFDSS, is an ideal setting for Joshua...

Inspired by the remarkable true story of Lillian Alling, an Eastern European...