Berlinale
Toz Bezi (Dust Cloth)
Even if one hates a film like Toz Bezi (Dust Cloth) one cannot deny a certain level of…
By Edward Tillreview
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Album
Elton John – Wonderful Crazy Night
It is one thing to break into the musical mainstream, but to sustain your position as a…
By Isaku Takahashi
Movie
The Last Diamond
As culture ages, media slowly distils and defines what is captivating. Over time the circumstances needed to root…
By Matthew Pronchick
Art
Curtain Up at the V&A
The Victoria and Albert Museum adds another terrific exhibit to its collections with Curtain Up. An enchanting display…
By Matthew Pronchick
Berlinale
Continuity
Video artist Omer Fast is no stranger to works that blur the boundaries between reality and fiction.…
By Natasha Furlong
Berlinale
Mannerlaatta (Tectonic Plate)
The difficulty in reviewing a film like Mannerlaatta (Tectonic Plate) is that it demands much from the viewer…
By The editorial unit
Berlinale
Mariupolis
It isn’t hard to see what Mariupolis is trying to achieve. Set in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol,…
By James Ager
Berlinale
Who’s Gonna Love Me Now
Who’s Gonna Love Me Now is not just the name of the this film, it is also perhaps…
By James Fisher
Berlinale
Brüder Der Nacht (Brothers of the Night)
Brüder Der Nacht (Brothers of the Night) opens with a long sequence establishing the setting of the film…
By Amelia Hopkins
Berlinale
Maggie’s Plan
The previous films of director Rebecca Miller have been sharp and unapologetically indulgent, with perhaps just the faintest…
By Oliver Johnston