“No matter what family you were born into, we all want to connect”: Muriel d’Ansembourg and cast on Truly Naked at Berlin Film Festival 2026

Deep Azure at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

In an announcement that seemingly came out of nowhere in the already...

Cooper’s Cut steakhouse to bring contemporary dining to Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge

Dracula at Noël Coward Theatre

It all begins unassumingly, as Cynthia Erivo takes the stage, turns her back to...

My Wife Cries

German auteur Angela Schanelec is a staple at the Berlin film festival – for better...

The Weight

One year after premiering Blue Moon at the 75th Berlinale (for which he is...

Queen at Sea

American writer-director Lance Hammer knows how to incite thought. Amanda...

Vier Minus Drei (Four Minus Three)

Barbara (Valerie Pachner) works for the Red Noses,...

Lambrini Girls at the Garage

BRITs Week for War Child kicked off this week, and there couldn’t have been a...

Lanes of London launches Guess How Much I Love You afternoon tea for families this spring

Erica Rex’s new memoir challenges industry profiting from trauma treatment

A UK-based journalist who was among the first...

“It’s not just queer fear, I think it’s more than that”: Victoria Linares Villegas and Cecile van Welie on Don’t Come Out at Berlin Film Festival 2026

“Men live with a certain expectation of being successful”: Anke Blondé and Angelo Tijssens on Dust at Berlin Film Festival 2026

“I don’t think the solution is to point them out as monsters”: Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker on Dust at Berlin Film Festival 2026

Kino brings modern Japanese cuisine with European influences to South Kensington under chef Pavel Baranovs

Nina Roza

When Mikhail (the superb Galin Stoev), an art dealer and critic living in...

Isabel

There’s something alluring about enjoying wine and pretending to be a sybarite,...

At the Sea

While scheduling conflicts are certainly possible and some productions can’t...

Forest High

“Unable to be silent, I will be long and still”. Arriving during a hushed...

In a Whisper

In a Whisper chronicles the week in which Lilia travels home to Tunisia for her...

Wolfram

Warwick Thornton’s Wolfram is an indirect sequel to his 2017 Indigenous...

We Are All Strangers

Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers (Wo Men Bu Shi Mo Sheng Ren)...

Duke Organic to screen Wilding documentary with panel discussion as part of winter film series in Islington

Chimney Town: Frozen in Time

It’s a rare and wonderful thing when a sequel not only lives...

Market Place Food Hall celebrates Chinese New Year with limited-edition dishes and special event in Leicester Square