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Where moving pictures meet Rachmaninoff and the past stands to...

Window Boy Would Also Like to Have a...

Painstaking and formally exquisite, this single-minded drama has an almost...

There’s a lively sense of structured absurdity...

The notion of a historically accurate Ned Kelly film should be instantly dismissed...

As the William Blake proverb attests, man is defined by his friendships. Blake’s...

This young Birmingham four-piece stride on stage with purpose...

Reading the programme of Syndrome at the Tristan Bates theatre makes any lay...

This is a film of surfaces, for better or worse. Strikingly stylised, as if it...

Growing up listening to Elton John is one thing....