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Quirky teen romantic comedies such as The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Me, Earl, and...

What do you make of an album cover with a framed photo of Lenin as...

When a child is born of love but the love is forbidden, the family is...

Verbatim theatre is at its strongest when the words speak for...

Four years on from Train to Busan, released in 2016 to critical acclaim, comes Peninsula,...

In the midst of the Second World War, six famous friends – all famous female...

Roy Andersson’s final film, About Endlessness, is nearly as blunt as its title. As one...

1968 – one of the most turbulent years in history: the Vietnamese war, the assassination...

Marking the launch of their third studio album, Love Goes, Sam Smith shows an...

Does luck simply befall us, or do we make our own? This is one of...