Interviews

In early May H&M launched their first ever modest capsule collection for...

Life and Fate is a masterclass in the dramatic arts. Theatre Royal...

A documentary/biography/musical chronicling the final years and tragic death of camp cult icon...

Asaf Avidan powerfully captivated the Union Chapel’s audience with a melodic journey...

Cannes 2018 kicks off to a slow start; Asghar Farhadi’s...

May follows the cruellest month, and we are attending the 71st Cannes...

Questions about the lack of...

In the movies, when aliens land on Earth, they must descend on the Empire State...

Michel Hazanavicius is a master of the creative pastiche. In 2011, The Artist served not...

We’ve all caught songs on the radio and made a...

John Stevenson – widely admired for his work on Kung Fu Panda – directs Sherlock Gnomes,...

Seemingly inspired by Dylan Thomas’s poem Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night, Eric...

The first feature film by writer/director Coralie Fargeat is an ultra-stylish blood-drenched masterpiece...

As though stepping back in a time warp to 2005, the indie...

Belgian production company Ontroerend Goed’s World Without Us...

The year is 2019. The president of the USA has been impeached after an...

Morality, love, society prejudices, good taste, politics,...

It feels strange when the supposed subject of an...

As anticipation builds, one quote graces the stage at Wembley: “Life is...

It’s always fascinating to see plays that manage to explore both the deeply specific...

Writer and assistant director Marian Bott’s new play, Moormaid, is an intense...

The value of metadata has become such a prominent topic today that the timing of...

An empty bed with grey sheets lies in the middle of a smoggy stage. Ten...

Back after a five-year hiatus with his new album Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose,...

It’s easy to praise Mood Music for its #TimesUp timeliness. Joe Penhall takes a...