“This isn’t history – they’re still living it, still waiting for justice, and I think it’s coming”: Eddie Marsan, Connor Swindells, Lauren Lyle, Simon Heath, Jonathan Lee, Michael Keillor and Adam Morane-Griffith on The Bombing of Pan Am 103

The Bombing of Pan Am 103

In The Bombing of Pan Am 103, the BBC’s six-part dramatisation of the 1988 Lockerbie...

Die, My Love

Lynne Ramsay’s Die, My Love plunges deep into Southern Gothic territory, set...

Pillion

After the success of his BAFTA-nominated short film Wren Boys, we finally see...

I Only Rest in the Storm

I Only Rest in the Storm, the second feature from Portuguese...

My Mom Jayne

Growing up without a mother is difficult enough. One can’t even begin to...

Dangerous Animals

With Jaws approaching its 50th anniversary, it’s tempting to watch any...

Coldplay’s journey from alternative rock to stadium-scale tours

The world first heard of Coldplay in 1998, after the release...

Hollywood stars in virtual games

The red carpet has always been a source of entertainment. Hollywood stars bring a sense...

Nouvelle Vague

Rather than trying to recreate Godard’s anarchic style, Richard Linklater...

Renoir

At Cannes’ 2022 edition, Chie Hayakawa’s Plan 75 won a Special Mention for the...

Sons of the Neon Night

Juno Mak’s Sons of the Neon Night is a paradox of a film –...

Avocado Presents: An Improvised Play at 21 Soho

For anyone who has had a prior brush with improvised theatre,...

Urchin

Harris Dickinson made his Cannes debut three years ago as the lead in Ruben...

Wild Foxes

There’s a primal tension in Wild Foxes (La danse des renards), Valéry...

The Little Sister

Fatima (Nadia Melliti) is the youngest of three daughters in an Algerian...

The Plague

By all accounts, The Plague could have been another moody coming-of-age tale...

The Chronology of Water

Kristen Stewart’s first foray into directing is undoubtedly...

Bono: Stories of Surrender

Bono: Stories of Surrender paints a strikingly intimate portrait...

The Wave

From its thunderous opening number, The Wave (La ola) makes no attempt to ease the...

Eddington

With Eddington, the first nameable title premieres in competition at the Cannes...

Iginio Massari brings the art of panettone to London with a masterclass: “Without curiosity you don’t improve”

The Great Arch

Stéphane Demoustier’s The Great Arch is, on the surface, a film about the...

Millenium Girls at Brixton House Theatre

London in the 90s is the backdrop for Sophia Leonie’s debut play,...

Arcade Fire at the Royal Albert Hall

For anyone who has been to one of Arcade Fire’s shows, their concerts are...