Movie
Shooting the Mafia
Can a series of photographs fight back against tyranny and a culture of fear? Director Kim Longinotto’s latest…
By Laura EwingCulture
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I Lost My Body
It’s the simplest of stories that manage to tug most powerfully at the soul, and I Lost My Body…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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Atlantics
It’s difficult to know where to start with Atlantics. It’s a film of firsts, first and foremost: the…
By Sam Gray
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The Nightingale
Its dive into Australia’s violent colonial past makes some scenes in The Nightingale difficult viewing – perhaps meaning…
By Grace Walsh
Movie
The Street
Once a sleepy little East London street, home to a community of working-class settlers comfortably earning their keep,…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
Movie
The Two Popes
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce go toe to toe in Fernando Meirelles’s (City of God) captivating take on…
By Jake Cudsi
Live music
Freya Ridings sings from the depths of her soul in a seamless show at Hammersmith Apollo
Freya Ridings’ magnificent performance at Hammersmith Apollo last night could be described in one word: "wow". Combined with…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Art
AnilKumar: Circles of Life – Koi Series at Old Brompton Gallery
London-based Indian painter AnilKumar's first solo exhibition, Circles of Life: Koi Series, on this weekend at Old Brompton…
By Marissa Khaos
Play
Richard III at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Shakespeare’s historical plays invariably offer plenty of food for thought. The political conflicts they depict are, sadly, forever…
By Mersa Auda
Food & Drinks
Kwānt in Mayfair: Enchanting like Aladdin’s cave
An alley off the always-busy Regent Street, Heddon Street looks like a local avenue. Tables pour out from…
By Cristiana Ferrauti