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German auteur Angela Schanelec is a staple at the Berlin film festival – for better or worse. The first shot of My Wife Cries...
Originally debuted in 1990 in New York, Shadowlands, by William...
From Cheryl Strayed’s Wild to Raynor...
A Gershwin-esque overture bursts into the auditorium, and brightly lit Art...
After a sold-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2025, Miles pays tribute to the life and...
In a dual celebration of the release of Andy Burrows’ brilliant new...
Saturated with dry ice, framed by deep red lighting and the...
Kenneth Grahame’s beloved The Wind in the Willows is a classic...
At once devastatingly intelligent, funny, challenging and disturbing, Sirens is a thoughtful...
There is a dragon about, and he’s hunting witches, so who...
Alpines are a duo you’d happily describe as a slow burner. In the days of...
A doyen of the French action genre, with films such as Pour Elle and Point Blank,...
Identity is not concrete, yet many people need labels in order to understand themselves and...
“Bringing together 250 pieces of original work by 110...
Hong Kong-based auteur Wong Kar-wai’s films Chingking Express, In the Mood for Love and...
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