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It was a mature and sassy crowd that gathered at the picturesque Somerset House last...

In the land of souks, markets and chancers, the message is clear: the damned indeed...

It’s always interesting to assess the actions of those who, on TV – and it...

The characters of Pixar’s latest feature are neither humans nor animals, but personifications of the...

PJ Harvey’s tenth studio album is her first in seven years. It marks...

Beneatha’s Place is a remarkable play written and directed by...

Unequivocally European in style, American director Ira Sachs’ latest feature Passages...

“Vinyl is the poor man’s art collection,” Noel...

Scrapper is the bittersweet British indie feature that marks writer-director Charlotte...

It’s a normal morning for mild-mannered father Naveen (Ace Bhatti) and his family when...