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This dark and twisted grief-ridden play is a delightfully uncomfortable...

Eat the Night is the second feature film of out-of-the-box directorial duo...

The first film to be captured on the mirrorless...

In our everyday lives, we hardly realise when a moment is about to go...

A survey exhibition presents one of the most formidable challenges...

Set in a rural village in the Somali desert ravaged by both...

Anyone who doesn’t usually stay in a cinema for the closing credits...

It’s hard to root against a romantic drama. No matter how tried and true (or...

In her installation Open Wound, Mire Lee responds to the industrial...

Possibly the only film in cinematic history to open with an inversion of the...