Art
Celts: Art and Identity at the British Museum
Celts: Art and Identity is an exquisite blend of art and history, exploring what it means to be…
By Jordon Wardreview
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Ratter
Ratter depicts the classic horror-story nightmare that someone may be watching everywhere you go, standing over you as…
By Melissa Hoban
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Kothanodi
Four women. Four local Assam folk legends brought to life. One woman plots to kill her step daughter,…
By The editorial unit
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Stretch and Bobbito – Radio that Changed Lives
Earlier this year, a Kickstarter campaign was launched to make a film about alternative radio duo Stretch Armstrong…
By Anna Souter
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Office
An adaptation of Sylvia Chang's play, Design for Living, Office is the cinematic embodiment of the phrase "Jack…
By Melissa Hoban
Art
Frieze Art Fair London and Frieze Masters 2015
For over a decade, Frieze London has been playing a significant role in supporting art galleries and exhibiting…
By Mersa Auda
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Odesza at Koko
Odesza are all about twos. Two members dressed in matching black gear. Two sequencers in front of them.…
By The editorial unit
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Light Years
The first feature-length film from British writer/director Esther Campbell, Light Years tells the story of a slightly odd…
By Natasha Furlong
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Ruined Heart
Ruined Heart: Another Love Story Between a Criminal and a Whore is "punk" filmmaker, Filipino poet/artist, Khavn’s latest…
By Natasha Furlong
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La Mujer de Barro (The Mud Woman)
Right from the start, La Mujer de Barro (The Mud Woman) makes no attempt to conceal the sheer…
By James Ager