Cinema & Tv
“I’m attracted to the moral ambiguity”: Director Sara Colangelo on The Kindergarten Teacher
The Kindergarten Teacher is a taut psychodrama of a woman searching for fulfilment along morally ambiguous lines when…
By Sarah BradburyCulture
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“It’s about a working-class family hit by the last financial crisis harshness”: Paddy Breathnach on Rosie
Rosie is the Ireland-set, Ken Loach-esque film written by Roddy Doyle (The Commitments, Family, Two Lives: Hell for…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & Tv
Border: Director Ali Abbasi and stars Eva Melander and Eero Milonoff discuss outsiders and confronting otherness in their Un Certain Regard-winning film
Ali Abbasi’s Border is the genre-troubling winner of 2018’s Un Certain Regard at Cannes, adapted from John Ajvide…
By Sylvia Unerman
Movie
Border
A year in the land of movies is a peculiar specimen. From romcoms to action thrillers, to horror…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
The Kindergarten Teacher
When does a teacher’s desire to support her five-year-old pupil's poetic talent turn into a creepy obsession? Probably…
By Sophia Moss
Movie
Everybody Knows
Asghar Farhadi's new feature film triumphs again within the family drama dimensions. This time, the Iranian director has…
By Maria Barrios
Play
Mara
The multi-disciplinary performance by an all-female ensemble from Malta, Mara highlights the stories from some of the most…
By Selina Begum
Art
The Renaissance Nude at the Royal Academy of Arts
The visual depiction of the nude in art has firm antiquated roots and has earned an unyielding fascination…
By Ezelle Alblas
Play
We’re Staying Right Here at Park Theatre
When looking at the topics that We’re Staying Right Here covers in its duration – suicide, mental health and…
By Dan Struthers
Play
The Importance of Being Earnest at Tara Theatre
How on earth just two women believed they could perform a nine-part Oscar Wilde classic with almost zero…
By Jim Compton-Hall