All posts tagged review

Unfolding like a fever dream, Ed Atkins’s survey exhibition at Tate Britain is...

Save for a lamp whose large cable snakes inelegantly...

Originating as an improvised jam at Kentish Town’s MAP Cafe in 2022, the unique and...

Writer John Donnelly sets the scene early on, with Mia (Sophie Melville), a...

Last Swim, directed and co-written by London-hailing filmmaker Sasha Nathwani, is a vibrant and deeply...

“It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry,” once sang Bob...

Dying for Sex arrives with a title that is as bold as it is literal,...

“What the hell do you think spies are?!” When Richard Burton spits that they are...

In this Ireland-set remake of the 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch, director Darren Thornton...

Based on Jean-Claude Grumberg’s book of the same name, The Most Precious of...