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Isabel Coixet’s adaptation of Penelope Fitzgerald’s Booker Prize-nominated novel is a bit of a dud. It’s a real wet…
By Joseph IrwinIsabel Coixet’s adaptation of Penelope Fitzgerald’s Booker Prize-nominated novel is a bit of a dud. It’s a real wet…
By Joseph IrwinDisney’s Patrick is littered with comedy genius: Jennifer Saunders, Adrian Scarborough, Meera Syal – not to mention the…
By The editorial unitWe think of hunter-gatherers as an image of our distant human past, but it is this very existence…
By Daniel AmirIn Maquia, a group of Iorphs (an Elf-like race with blonde hair and Tolkienesque immortality) known as the…
By Euan FranklinAs a sport, cycling has experienced the ups and downs that come with increased drugs testing, with some…
By Guy LambertTales of survival have always fascinated people. As viewers, we are invested in the stories being told and…
By Jason KerinFantasy, horror and sci-fi often rely on a purity of concept for their major thrust. Others strive instead…
By Daniel AmirJean-Michel Basquiat died at the rock-star age of 27 after becoming one of the most important figures in…
By Euan FranklinIn Arcadia, Paul Wright collates hours of footage from the BFI National Archive (among other reputable sources) and explores – in…
By Euan FranklinEmerging from the ashes of Weinstein in the wake of #MeToo, female-led movies are going through a long-deserved…
By Euan Franklin