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The Miseducation of Cameron Post
Within moments of The Miseducation of Cameron Post, battle lines have been drawn and the hero and enemy neatly distinguished.…
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American Animals
Thousands of years ago, man hunted to stay alive. Now that survival is taken for granted, man hunts…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Puzzle
Marc Turtletaub directs this portrait of the middle-aged Agnes facing up to an existential stasis. Trapped in a…
By Jake Cudsi
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Upgrade
August was awash with tech-based thrillers: a standalone sequel to Unfriended (Dark Web), a tedious horror about a…
By Euan Franklin
Play
Love’s Labour’s Lost at Shakespeare’s Globe
As Laurence Olivier has turned to Emma Rice, it's only natural that the legacy of Shakespeare has become…
By Cleo Henry
Play
Run It Back at Hackney Showroom
Talawa Theatre – the UK’s leading platform presenting shows from emerging black actors and artists – kick-starts its…
By Selina Begum
Live music
Victorious Festival 2018: Paul Weller, Brian Wilson and Paloma Faith head Saturday’s lineup
The sun came out for the second day of the annual Victorious Festival, now in its seventh year,…
By Adrian Peel
Food & Drinks
Chinese Food Festival 2018: Authentic regional delicacies served up in the heart of London
Imagine being able to sample Chinese street food province by province – and all within a day. Well,…
By Alex Julie Woods
Food & Drinks
Titu in Mayfair: Japanese favourites with a modern infusion
Hidden away in a cosy corner of Shepherd Market, you’ll find Titu – a Japanese gyoza bar. The…
By Alex Julie Woods
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Cold War
Pawel Pawlikowski’s Cannes winner Cold War hops between Paris and Poland in the years following the Second World War.…
By Euan Franklin