A Wizard’s Tale

There’s a worthwhile film to found somewhere in A Wizard’s Tale; deep down below its...

Ekte Nordic in Mansion House: A stylish celebration of Scandinavian flavours

Nestled in Bloomberg Arcade in...

The Cured

From the first minute of The Cured (directed by David Freyne), the deeply unsettling presence...

A preview of Lars von Trier’s The House that Jack Built in pictures

The House that Jack Built is Lars von Trier’s...

Sorry Angel (Plaire, Aimer et Courir Vite)

Set in the early 1990s, Christophe...

Wildlife

Actor Paul Dano makes his directorial debut with tender family drama Wildlife,...

To the Ends of the World (Les Confins du Monde)

Indochina, 1945. The Việt Minh are...

Breaking In

With recent films such as Get Out and A Quiet Place gracing our screens, it’s...

Border (Gräns)

Customs border patrol officer Tina (Eva Melander) is very much aware that...

Maria Kreyn: Polyphony at Heist

Entering the elegant secret location of the Heist gallery’s impressive...

Sextape (À Genoux Les Gars)

Funny, farcical and wincing, Sextape responds to the sexual...

Simone Felice at Omeara

Native New Yorker Simone Felice has captured audiences with his tableau of American...

Yomeddine press conference: Director A B Shawky and producer Dina Emam discuss the blurring of reality and fiction

Lord Huron at the Lexington

Arriving fashionably late to their own show in the cramped setting of Pentonville...

Affordable Art Fair 2018 in Hampstead: What to see (and buy)

The Affordable Art Fair re-opens its doors this year in the idyllic...

Leto press conference: Producer Ilya Stewart discusses the forced absence of director Kirill Serebrennikov

This was a press...

Met Gala 2018: Red carpet

Understandably, it took many years for the theme of this year’s Met Gala to be...

Anon: An interview with director Andrew Niccol and actor Clive Owen

From the writer and director of cult classic Gattaca and the...

Petra

A young woman takes on an artist residency in the Spanish countryside with a renowned...

Leto

Stylish, unfocused and only playing the hits, Kirill Serebrennikov’s biopic Leto...

Nightfall at the Bridge Theatre

The place that shaped us will forever repel and attract us, a formidable...

London Nights at the Museum of London

Being in this city at night is an experience that we often take for...

Judgement Day (Yomeddine)

A road trip, a paternal bond, a trajectory of redemption:...

Birds of Passage (Pajaros de Verano)

The Directors’ Fortnight, a sidebar competition...

Rafiki

What a triumph for Kenyan director Wanuri Kahiu. As the first nomination at Cannes...