Cinema & TV
MUBI acquires Andrea Arnold’s Bird for UK and Ireland ahead of Cannes premiere
MUBI has acquired the rights to Andrea Arnold's latest film, Bird, for distribution in the UK and Ireland. The…
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The Gathering
Helen Walsh – novelist by trade – makes a very respectable televisual debut in her River Dee-based teen…
By Will Snell
Music
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds to release their 18th album Wild God in August, announce tour
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have announced the impending release of their 18th studio album, Wild God,…
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Art
The Affordable Art Fair 2024: Accessible art that speaks of body positivity and nature
The Affordable Art Fair returns once again to Hampstead Heath, promising another weekend of contemporary treasures. This year…
By Ruweyda Sheik-Ali
Movie
Mothers’ Instinct
A remake of the 2018 Belgian film Duelle (which is also adapted from the novel by Barbara Abel)…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Hoard
There are moments in writer-director Luna Carmoon’s Hoard that are strange and unsettling to watch, with some points…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Two Tickets to Greece
Set against ethereal shots of the Greek coastline, Marc Fitoussi’s Two Tickets to Greece is a meditative study…
By Antonia Georgiou
Movie
Tiger Stripes
Tiger Stripes, the debut feature from Malaysian director Amanda Nell Eu, centres around rebellious 12-year-old Zaffan (Zafreen Zairizal)…
By Andrew Murray
Cinema & TV
“It’s a crazier than fiction true story”: Alessandro Nivola, PJ Byrne and André Holland on The Big Cigar
The Big Cigar is a new six-part biographical drama based on an article printed in 2012 in Playboy…
By Ezelle Alblas
Cinema & TV
“It’s about how grief manifests and plays hide-and-seek with you over time”: Luna Carmoon, Hayley Squires, Saura Lightfoot Leon and Joseph Quinn on Hoard
If, like many a cinephile in 2024, you may feel that the large bulk of cinematic material being…
By Sarah Bradbury