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Beatriz at Dinner is the politically charged social date with its...

A possible metaphor for the conflict between environmentalists and Donald...

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June is an exciting month in the art world, with calendar staples such as the...

Directed by Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott, Bushwick contains an interesting premise:...

Whenever Kiss are in town it’s always an event for the music scene. After cancelling...

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre always makes for an...

Based on a true story, Marianna Palka’s Bitch is feminist satire for the beleaguered...

The documentary Icarus is centred on Dr Grigory Rodchenkov, who was the head of an...

“Whatever hour you woke, there was another door shutting” – David Lowery...

Appearing at first to be a tale about an unbalanced vagrant type who says whatever...

Sometimes, the numbers speak for...

In what was once called The Barfly, the six-piece indie band from the far reaches...

One question that arises when watching a documentary like Chasing Coral is...

In an emotionally charged and euphonious spoken word performance at the...

In the dimly lit, upstairs room of the Lexington, Kitty, in her usual...

Clare Smyth’s first restaurant, Core by Clare Smyth, is set...

Wonder Woman, much like the movie’s title character, has a lot of responsibility riding on...

On paper Killology sounds like some hysterical Daily Mail article from the...

Crown Heights is a politically charged film, with intensity running through every...

Superb cinematography introduces Alex Smith’s Walking Out with gorgeous,...

There is no summer slowdown this June, with a couple of mega West End transfers,...

With the themes that The Big Sick explores it could easily fall into the trap...