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This film plays out like the ramblings of a confident drunk....
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Performing a rousing, exuberant and inspiring concert at London’s Roundhouse,...
You have probably spotted one of the colourful SILKE London hair wraps on...
The opening scene of Thunder Road sees a cop performing an awkward speech at his...
Cramped rooms in wonky buildings provide the stifling setting for Josef von Sternberg’s classic...
Rich people on bad holidays: a tale as old as time. The stark, bleached open...
Tonight’s bill at Sadler’s Wells is two pieces...
As Cannes 2019 draws to a close, Sam Gray and Joseph Owen...
It’s hard to think of two subjects less suitable to representation in cinema than...
In the Coffee Works Project, a chic industrial cafe...
Beneath the Blue Rinse has large shoes to fill. A comedy that toys with...
A lone drummer (Antosh Wojcik) sits in the centre of the...
To Live To Sing is Chinese-Canadian Johnny Ma’s second...
Though Euripides’s classic Greek tragedy is referenced in the title, it...
Many things can go wrong on a date. If you want that second date, you...
Rob Auton swerves between jaunty stand-up and existential spoken word...
The timeless charm of the 2001 film Amélie gave it instant...
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