Berlinale
Nunca Vas a Estar Solo (You’ll Never Be Alone)
Inspired by the horrific attack upon gay Chilean Daniel Zamudio, which shocked the world in 2012, this directorial…
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Berlinale
Europe, She Loves
Offering a candid look into Europe of today and those trying to survive in it, Jan Gassmann’s Europe,…
By Sarah Sutton
Food & Drinks
Big Fernand in Fitzrovia
Nowadays any review of a burger place becomes an exercise in comparison, but as the burger bubble refuses…
By Jack Lury
Play
Hello Norma Jeane at Park Theatre
In this production the greatest sex symbol of all time is played by a 76-year-old woman. Could there…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Movie
The Forest
There is something deeply unsettling about The Forest - a tangible sense of unease that pervades the cerebral cortex, difficult…
By Andy Jones
Play
The Patriotic Traitor at Park Theatre
The Patriotic Traitor proves a witty and engaging historical story, shrouded in thought-provoking insight of the political…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Berlinale
Manazil Bela Abwab (Houses Without Doors)
Over the course of the last four years, where tragedy and bleakness appear to be all that can…
By Thomas Unsted
Berlinale
La Route d’Istanbul (The Road to Istanbul)
The latest in a long parade hard-hitting, emotionally draining topical stories to screen at this year’s Berlin Film…
By James Ager
Berlinale
Zona Norte
In 2002 filmmaker Monika Treut shot a film called Warrior of Light, a documentary that followed the efforts…
By Natasha Furlong
Berlinale
Tales of Two Who Dreamt
Nicolás Pereda and Andrea Bussmann’s Tales of Two Who Dreamt blends elements of fairytale and documentary in an…
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