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Lean on Pete
Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete is a beautiful movie, not just about a boy and a horse, but…
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The Meyerowitz Stories
Noah Baumbach seems to have transformed himself into an indie heir of the Woody Allen of the 70s…
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Pokot (Spoor)
Carnivores, look away now! In the latest exploit by Polish film and television director Agnieszka Holland, we are…
By Euan Franklin
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Roller Dreams
An intriguing documentary about a vibrant, fairly unknown culture of rollerskating dancers, or roller-dancers, which was born on…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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The Fall at the Royal Court Theatre
The Fall, which received a Fringe First award after its run at the festival in Edinburgh, is not…
By Vicky Munro
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Frankenstein at the Brockley Jack Theatre
When a stage is next to the local pub, one can’t help their scepticism. The Brockley Jack is…
By Euan Franklin
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Kanye the First at The Mix, Walthamstow
What if Kanye West's reincarnation is a middle-class white woman? Playwright Sam Steiner imagines this scenario in his…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Flatliners
Sequels to acclaimed feature films should often be taken with a pinch of salt – however, director Niels…
By Emmy Loi
Live music
Justice at Brixton Academy
It’s now been over 10 years since Justice was providing the soundtrack to many an after hours party…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Fox at the Old Red Lion Theatre
The cosy space of the Old Red Lion Theatre is the perfect setting for telling an intimate story,…
By Mersa Auda