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Who knew anarchy could be so dull? Phil Strongman’s documentary aims to...

Rewind to 1980s Argentina: the country is in turmoil following its bitter defeat during the...

What’s frustrating about The Brother isn’t just that it’s another bargain-bin gangster flick,...

Considering that society’s knowledge of terrorist-related issues is...

Punk, sexual tension, angst – oh so much angst. This month, the Southwark...

Remake of a remake, Antoine Fuqua’s The Magnificent Seven opens...

The Awakening is an award-winning theatre production written by...

The first one is a classic. The second...

Few plays merit the term exceptional more than Beth Steel’s latest...

Over the years, many Beatles documentaries have been...