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Everyone Else Burns
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Christian fundamentalism in the UK is relatively uncharted territory when it comes to the...
Matthew McMillan 20th January 2023
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Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
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Junji Ito is a well-known and revered name within horror circles....
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Guy Lambert 19th January 2023
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All Quiet on the Western Front leads BAFTA 2023 nominations
BAFTA today announced the nominations for the 2023 EE BAFTA Film...
The editorial unit 19th January 2023
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Borough Market restaurant Turnips launch surplus food menu dubbed Fight the System
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“Be guided by what you enjoy”: An interview with Jerone Marsh Reid and Danielle Bird stars of Charlie and Stan
Natallia Pearmain 19th January 2023
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“We wouldn’t have heard about the bigger names if this diversity of social class, origin and gender was not present”: Amélie van Elmbt and Maya Duverdier on Dreaming Walls: Inside the Chelsea Hotel
Sarah Bradbury 19th January 2023
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BIFAs 2022: On the red carpet with Letitia Wright, Samantha Morton, Rory Kinnear and more
The much-anticipated results of the...
Sarah Bradbury 19th January 2023
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“There’s so much diversity but you don’t feel like that’s the topic – the only topic is love”: Javicia Leslie and Daryl Wein on Something from Tiffany’s
Sarah Bradbury 19th January 2023
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Cinema & Tv
“It’s a film reclaiming the narrative that has been lost in series about Naples, where crime is front-and-centre”: Victoria Fiore on Nascondino
Sarah Bradbury 19th January 2023

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