“I was always happy being the one observing”: Meg Ryan discusses fame, friendship and feminism at Locarno 2018 press conference

Ray & Liz

Richard Billingham takes his art into the cinema with Ray & Liz, a...

“I respond to stories about people under pressure”: An interview with The Equalizer 2 director Antoine Fuqua

Best hairstyles for a summer workout

It’s no secret that these ever soaring temperatures are making our workouts even...

Pope Francis: A Man of His Word

This feels like the film Wim Wenders wanted to make. That the Vatican...

The Negotiator

Political thrillers are always a tricky sell. The viewer is often thrown into a different...

I Can Only Imagine

Praise be! Hallelujah! Another faith-based movie about how Christianity can save one’s soul...

Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero

Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero is a heartfelt, action-packed family movie that has the...

The Domestics

In a near-future post-apocalyptic world overrun by warring gang factions, director and writer Mike...

Genesis (Genèse)

This a stunning dual study of adolescent love, both reciprocated and...

Immersed Family (Familia sumergida)

Woozy, beguiling, tactile, Immersed Family (Familia...

Young and Alive (L’Époque)

Young and Alive is a peculiarly exhilarating, acutely...

Sarona in Clerkenwell: Simple Middle Eastern cuisine using the best of the summer’s produce

What Doesn’t Kill Us (Was uns nicht umbringt): An interview with Sandra Nettelbeck and August Zirner

What Doesn’t Kill Us (Was uns nicht umbringt)

Psychotherapy colours this mosaic of...

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Ant-Man and the Wasp picks up where Paul Rudd’s size-shifting superhero left off at the...

Diane’s director Kent Jones discusses how his film “is not trying to be unorthodox” at Locarno 2018 press conference

Celebrate end of summer festivals in style

Residents of the UK have been wholly spoiled with this summer’s record-breaking...

Carmen La Cubana at Sadlers Wells

Bizet’s Carmen has a timeless appeal that has somehow survived through all...

Diane

Mary Kay Place is tough and affecting as Diane, an active, ageing woman suffocating...

Broken Wings at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Based on the novel published in Arabic in 1912, Broken Wings is a...

The Importance of Being Earnest at Vaudeville Theatre

“In matters of grave importance, style, not...

Damascus Cover

Films must be of a certain calibre to be worth watching, and writer-director Daniel Zelik...

The Escape

A film one might expect to be about a bored housewife who runs off to...

Camden Fringe 2018: Open Roads at Hen & Chickens Theatre

Camden Fringe aims to present the best in...