Interviews

This is a brutish, elemental feature debut from Icelandic...

This is expert filmmaking from Annemarie Jacir, now a veteran of the art house...

The author who gave the world such literary classics as Animal Farm and...

The ever-popular Udderbelly at London’s Southbank...

Lucky is the story of one man facing up to...

This is a diverting and quaintly philosophical tale from actor and first-time...

Beautifully shot and constructed by first-time director Shevaun...

Fringe festivals are an equal mixture of anticipation and...

Soho’s Bar Termini has been serving up flawless negronis in its tiny,...

A dynamic all-female cast lead this bizarre yet...

A remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in...

Apologia is a piece of rare brilliance from start to finish. It is a thoughtful...

She’s credited as Lorraine Broughton, but really, the titular heroine of Atomic Blonde is...

Plain pasta is technically a meal. It’s a last resort, and not exactly...

This summer, Francophile Londoners looking for some...

Caravaggio, St Jerome, The Tower of Babel: first the great painter whose...

Noémie Lvovsky directs and stars...

August: it’s a quiet month in the art world. The summer blockbuster...

Co-created by Mel Cook and Helena Thompson for SPID, iAm 4.0 is an interactive...

Treating Odette is based around the creation...

Camden’s 12th Fringe Festival has officially kicked off...

A cursory glance at Locarno and you notice several things: it’s in the...

Following a fierce bidding war for the rights of this sought-after property in 2015, Sony...

Written by suffragette Cicely Hamilton and last produced in the UK in...

“I have worked all my life before the same...