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As if a film about an autopsy isn’t creepy enough, André...

One of the great joys of Borough Market has always been its reinvention. No two...

There’s nothing inherently wrong with depicting violence towards women. Indeed,...

Only those with the stoniest of hearts could fail to be moved by Ethel...

Robert Greene’s “documentary” about a 1970s news anchor’s on-air suicide is a dark,...

Director Andrea Arnold delves into the underbelly of America to explore youth, female sexuality...

Outstanding, brilliantly funny and devastatingly tragic. This is...

Alone on the stage, with the ghostly voices of the Isango Ensemble in the...

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Mama Lan began life as The Mama Lan Supper Club, where owner Ning Ma served...

The London Restaurant Festival is certainly an...

Psychedelic spacesuits, synchronised intergalactic angels and a mirage of...

This evening Lone Scherfig’s new film Their Finest...

Just 15 minutes’ drive from Leeds city centre, a sweeping driveway leads up to one...

Though he may be the play’s biggest draw, especially...

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Promoting the release of Their Finest, actors...

Adèle Haenel brings subtle emotional depth and dogged...

Foreign movie aficionados cannot ignore the diverse film coming out of Israel...

Paul Schrader returns with Dog Eat Dog, a strange and loquacious slice of...

Academy award winner Ashgar Farhadi’s Forushande (The Salesman)...

With a hint of surprise, Snowden is an astonishingly engrossing biopic about one of...