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Album
Kassidy – One Man Army
Glasgow four-piece Kassidy (named after Butch Cassidy, not Neal Cassady), have had some...
Abigail Moss 28th March 2012
Human Rights Film Festival: Brother Number One
In the summer of 1978, New Zealander Kerry Hamill and his two friends embarked on the sailing adventure of a lifetime. Setting off from the Australian coastline, they aimed to sail around the waters of South-East Asia and eventually, the rest of the world. Hamill said an emotional farewell to his parents...
Connie Viney 28th March 2012
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Food & Drinks
The Blacksmith and the Toffeemaker
Located in Clerkenwell, the recently opened pub The Blacksmith and the...
Gloria Chan 27th March 2012
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Cinema & Tv
The Source: An interview with director Radu Mihaileanu
Romanian-born French film director Radu Mihaileanu has lived a turbulent...
Anita Bruce-Mills 27th March 2012
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Movie
The Source
★★★★★
Based on true events that took place in Turkey, The Source tells the story of...
Anita Bruce-Mills 27th March 2012
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Movie
The Monk (Le Moine)
Adapted from the Matthew Gregory Lewis’ gothic novel and starring French actor Vincent...
Mark Worgan 27th March 2012
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Theatre
Sweeney Todd at the Adelphi Theatre
The last time Michael Ball was in a West End stage musical, he was wearing...
Fiona Keating 26th March 2012
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Movie
Human Rights Film Festival: Love Crimes of Kabul
★★★★★
The subject of women in prison has long been a staple of TV and film,...
Fiona Keating 26th March 2012
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Movie
Human Rights Film Festival: Family Portrait in Black and White
★★★★★
Olga Nenya lives in a small village in rural Ukraine where she...
David Houston 26th March 2012
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Album
The Civil Wars – Barton Hollow
★★★★★
This Nashville based acoustic duo consists of Joy Williams and John Paul White,...
Samiha Chowdhury 25th March 2012