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“Eat where chefs eat” is an age old adage. Phaidon of course, print a stout...

On paper this film weighs in at being just another boxing replica: an...

Director Mohamed Diab walks the thin line between art and truth, exposing a harsh reality...

The Belko Experiment is the latest kill-or-get-killed film to lead the audience into a...

Set in the midst of World War Two in London, Their Finest tells the story...

A romantic comedy set amongst the young British Muslim community in Manchester sounds like a...

It’s often been argued that documentaries have a duty towards telling the truth; that if...

The Transfiguration opens with a man in a public bathroom hearing sucking noises. Believing...

The crowd at the Dome, a surprisingly spacious venue nestled on top of the Boston...

To produce a one-person-musical in which a drag king plays Joan of Arc, and some...