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Showing as part of Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight, Gazer is a gritty low-budget...

Another fun outing at Shakespeare’s Globe, Richard III has a great...

Passing Strange, the 2006 semi-autobiographical musical by first-time writer...

At the age of 84, the pioneering American feminist artist...

The Larrieu brothers’ bittersweet, but mostly bitter, tale of an unusual...

Trying, Apple TV+’s exceedingly earnest take on the tribulations of adoption, is back for a...

The prize for Best Direction at the 77th edition of Cannes was awarded to...

After completing his recent crime thriller trilogy with The Master Gardener,...

In Switzerland, the law assimilates animals to inanimate objects and in the...

It’s rare to come across a musician who is as emotionally stripped as Myles Smith....