Zeros and Ones
Zeros and Ones, starring Ethan Hawke, is bookended by clips of the actor (as himself) earnestly and inexplicably…
By Oliver JohnstonZeros and Ones, starring Ethan Hawke, is bookended by clips of the actor (as himself) earnestly and inexplicably…
By Oliver JohnstonOn Wednesday, alt-rockers Yonaka stormed the stage at the Forum in Kentish Town, continuing their UK-wide Seize the…
By The editorial unitIn a similar vein to Laurent Cantet's The Class and Sarah Gavron's much-lauded Rocks comes writer-director Fred Baillif's…
By Sarah BradburyParis, 13th District is a striking and original film from French director Jacques Audiard (Dheepan) that explores the…
By Sarah BradburySet to land in cinemas this week is the much-anticipated The Batman from Matt Reeves (Cloverfield, Dawn of the…
By Sarah BradburyWith only candles to light this adaptation of The Merchant of Venice, it takes on a darker form.…
By Jim Compton-HallAli & Ava is the new film from acclaimed British director Clio Barnard, following the unexpected romance that…
By Sarah BradburyDennis Kelly’s After the End is a strong play that explores the psychological thrills of being locked in…
By Michael HiggsWhen Patrick Stewart reprised his celebrated role as Jean-Luc Picard in 2020, fans of the franchise rejoiced while…
By Jonathan MarshallI Love Lucy is probably, save for Seinfeld, the most important television comedy to ever hit the small…
By Joe Milo