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Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour at Duke of York’s Theatre
At the ornate Duke of York’s Theatre for the evening performance of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour a hush…
By Selina Begumreview
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Frost
What starts as a fascinating treatise on dislocation and transient identities in the 21st century soon descends into…
By Sam Gray
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Hikari (Radiance)
Naomi Kawase has produced a gentle, sometimes thoughtful observation on messages, reciprocation and our ability to communicate. In…
By Joseph Owen
Food & Drink
Quartieri in Kilburn
Say pizza and you think Italy. Say it again and you think Naples. That's where the story of…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Food & Drink
Machiya in Soho
Little sister of legendary ramen palace Kanada-Ya, newly opened Machiya brings home-style Japanese cooking to Soho. In a…
By Katy Pryer
Cannes
Happy End
Is Michael Haneke making fun of himself or us with Happy End? The maestro of misery was arguably…
By Sam Gray
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An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
Poor Al Gore. Ever since he stepped into environmental activism over ten years ago with An Inconvenient Truth,…
By Sam Gray
Movie
The Hippopotamus
The film adaptation of Stephen Fry’s The Hippopotamus is no less an exposé of the writer’s views and…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Sanpo Suru Shinryakusha (Before We Vanish)
Once upon a time, Kiyoshi Kurosawa made films like Cure and Pulse, which – depending on who you…
By Sam Gray
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Nos Annees Folles (Golden Years)
André Téchiné is a legendary filmmaker, and given the support he had from so many French cinematic luminaries…
By Joseph Owen