All posts tagged review

Kenneth Grahame’s beloved The Wind in the Willows is a classic...

At once devastatingly intelligent, funny, challenging and disturbing, Sirens is a thoughtful...

A doyen of the French action genre, with films such as Pour Elle and Point Blank,...

Identity is not concrete, yet many people need labels in order to understand themselves and...

“Bringing together 250 pieces of original work by 110...

Hong Kong-based auteur Wong Kar-wai’s films Chingking Express, In the Mood for Love and...

The year is 2014. An unnamed local Labour council in working-class Britain is...

If you’d never heard anything by James Blunt other than his divisive...

After a year of plumbing the subtext of countless heavy, introspective...

Visitors is a stunning debut from the playwright Barney Norris. It is the beautiful,...