Cannes
Paterson
A possible first reaction to Paterson is perplexity. Jim Jarmusch’s contribution to the official selection is at the…
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Cannes
American Honey
Andrea Arnold keeps it cheap and cheerful with her road movie American Honey. Her third film at Cannes…
By Jasmin Valjas
Cannes
Câini (Dogs)
Bleak, barren, desolate: Bogdan Mirica's Câini (Dogs) is an unflinching portrayal of the expansive outback rarely glimpsed on…
By Joseph Owen
Live music
Katy B at Brixton Academy
Halfway through her high-powered set, Katy B deemed it appropriate to drop a slice of pertinent geographical information:…
By Mark Beckett
Cannes
Mal de Pierres (From the Land of the Moon)
Nicole Garcìa’s Mal de Pierres resembles many films of its kind, and even when it flirts with more…
By Jasmin Valjas
Cannes
The Nice Guys
It is difficult to resist this amusing, silly buddy action comedy, starring a very game Russell Crowe and…
By Joseph Owen
Cannes
Agassi (The Handmaiden)
Park Chan-Wook surpasses all expectations with his sublime film Agassi (The Handmaiden). A passionate story shot with indisputable…
By Jasmin Valjas
Live music
Skaters at Oslo Hackney
10pm on Thursday evening and half an hour after the show was scheduled to start, Skaters trudged onto the…
By Lottie Eustace
Cannes
The Transfiguration
Michael O’Shea combines neo-realism and vampires in his debut, The Transfiguration, a gritty, self-conscious, often restrained and sporadically…
By Joseph Owen
Cannes
Bu-San-Haeng (Train to Busan)
If you’re into zombie movies, Bu-San-Haeng is a definite win. A celebration of gore right from the very…
By Jasmin Valjas