Movie
Der Müde Tod (Destiny)
Fritz Lang’s pictures M and Metropolis are well known worldwide among even novice cinema lovers. A young woman…
By Lindsay Bellingerreview
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Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer
From a Starbucks coffee cup to a persistent presence on Caller ID, Norman Oppenheimer’s name is plastered across…
By Chloe Sizer
Movie
From the Land of the Moon
In post-World War Two France, Gabrielle (Marion Cotillard) is an outcast in her small rural community. Odd and…
By Isabelle Milton
Movie
Berlin Syndrome
Horror films are often social commentary. They are a space in which primal fear and present-day neuroses alike…
By Miranda Slade
Live music
Wheatus at Islington Academy
On the Islington night of their 32-date UK and Ireland tour, Wheatus delivered another blazing jam-packed set to…
By Jennifer Sanin
Food & Drink
Ladies and Gentlemen in Kentish Town
You may not think of Kentish Town as a hub of London nightlife, and you’d be perfectly correct…
By Virginia Clark
Play
Twitstorm at Park Theatre
Many believe that political correctness has turned communication into a minefield, making people so wary of expressing their…
By Mersa Auda
Film festivals
Marjorie Prime
Sci-fi melds with sentimentality in Michael Almereyda's film adaptation of Jordan Harrison's play, Marjorie Prime, a study of…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Live music
The Amazons at New Slang
Though their album has critically received lukewarm reviews, Reading-based quartet The Amazons were nothing short of scorching as…
By Jack Lloyd
Musical
Roller Diner at Soho Theatre
Roller Diner is the “deep fried American Dream” set in the murky backwaters of Birmingham; it’s a tale…
By Alexander Bawden