Interviews

Lean on Pete premiere: A chat with Charlie Plummer, Andrew Haigh and Tristan Goligher

Lean on Pete is adapted from a novel by...

Beach Rats

Being gay within a strong, masculine environment must be tough. The pressure to...

Ingrid Goes West

How many hours did you spend on Instagram before arriving here? How many...

Western

Interestingly a film about very masculine cultures and drives, Western is directed...

Ghost Stories

“Our minds only see what we want to see.” That is certainly the case in...

Golden Exits

Moments aren’t like tears in the rain, they drift from one to the next. In...

The Wound

About masculinity, sexuality and identity in South Africa, John Trengove’s The...

Saturday Church

By writer-director Damon Cardasis, Saturday Church is a soulful exploration...

Dark River

A British Drama film, Dark River takes place in the North of England, most...

Mudbound premiere: A chat with Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke and Dee Rees

Mudbound is a period drama set in 1940s Mississippi,...

Wonderstruck premiere: A chat with Todd Haynes, Oakes Fegley and Jaden Michael on the red carpet

Pop Aye

When one hears about a man’s journey with an elephant, they can’t help but think...

Gud Taler Ud (Word of God)

A patriarch called God (Soren Malling) rules the roost over an...

Elli Ingram at Omeara

The Omeara is a versatile and cool events space hidden away in the arches behind...

The battle against AKI and the role of technology

As one of the first health organisations to address the growing issue of acute...

Your vascular system bears the brunt of your sedentary lifestyle

With the increasing computerisation and automation of many...

Tori Amos at Royal Albert Hall

Tonight’s performance sees Irish pop rockers Bell X1 setting off the show with an...

Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy open the London Film Festival with Breathe: A chat on the red carpet

Wade Guyton and Torbjørn Rødland at Serpentine Galleries

Exhibitions of art by Wade Guyton and Torbjørn...

Dali / Duchamp at the Royal Academy of Arts

Salvador Dali and Marcel Duchamp are two of the most famous...

Faithfull

A singer and actress with a unique tone of voice, Marianne Faithfull is once again...

The House of Peroni returns to East London for ten days: With chef Francesco Mazzei and mixologist Simone Caporale

Blade Runner 2049: Visually pioneering and epic

Denis Villeneuve has established himself as one of the most...

Breathe

Films dealing with disability can either be great or disastrous. Andy Serkis, in his...

The Terrible Infants at Wilton’s Music Hall   

Yes, Les Enfants Terribles are known for making the macabre...