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There is very little that cinema should not do: any innovation or experiment ought to...

Swedish supreme solo artist Seinabo Sey has had a limited amount of success...

Statford-upon-Avon is the city from which My Grey Horse started their...

Located on Marylebone high street, Imitate Modern poses as a space where emerging...

With the American and French revolutions serving as a backdrop to this...

Scott’s whole world is overturned when his mum dies. So are the worlds of Lisa,...

As a bright-eyed, spotty teenager a free live gig often meant seeing a friend’s...

Among the hundreds of complex, novel and boundary breaking films that have been released over...

David Gordon Green is becoming one of the most versatile Hollywood directors; his filmography is...

There’s no shame in openly drawing inspiration from others: nothing is truly original after all....