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Gorillaz have come a long way in the last couple of decades since the virtual...

A particularly welcome surprise at this year’s Berlinale is its embracing of...

In long takes and mostly wide shots, the camera adheres to the contrariness of the...

Sicilia and Bohemia: the two worlds of The Winter’s Tale...

Dylan, the young indie-pop musician hailing from Suffolk, returned to the...

So many films are too aware of their own...

How to sum up acclaimed Portuguese director João Canijo’s latest...

Playwright Gary Owen’s previous works, such as Iphegenia in Splott...

Horror is a genre that invites harsh and fairly definitive (if subjective)...

First things first: Beth Bowden, like the other women in her family, is an indomitable...