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If a precocious 11-year-old stiffly explaining existentialism to a classroom full of snot-nosed...

Hampstead, directed by Joel Hopkins, is the story of an American widow befriending a man...

It is difficult to describe the plot of By the Time It Gets Dark, because...

Crystal Castles transformed the dignified Southbank Centre into a raving...

Last night at Koko marked Stina Tweeddale and Cat Myers’s biggest show to date. The...

Robert Icke’s Hamlet is theatrical gold with a diamond leading man in...

From the Celtic tradition to the best pop music...

Director Jonathan Teplitzky paints a stunning portrait of the tense moments leading up to the...

From Blood Diamond to the recent King Kong, cinema has a certain nostalgia for the...