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  • A Year in a Field is a profound documentary about the beauty of nature

    September 22, 2023

    It takes a bold filmmaker to truly make you stop and think about the world. Filmed between the Winter Solstices of 2020 and 2021, when the world was forced to be still, Christopher Morris filmed Boscowen Ros, a 4,000-year-old stone monolith for his ruminative new documentary, A Year in a Field. He observes the areas [...]

  • Expend4bles: Sly Stallone gets the gang back together again, again, again

    September 22, 2023

    In 2010, two years before Marvel made the crossover movie mainstream, Sylvester Stallone started up his own shared universe. The Expendables gave nostalgic action fans the chance to see Sly share the screen with former rivals including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis, even passing the mantle on to whippersnapper Jason Statham. It was a huge [...]

  • The Little Big Things review, Soho Place theatre: Fan theatre at its best

    September 21, 2023

    The Little Big Things review, Soho Place theatre: Fan theatre at its best

  • Dumb Money: GameStop stocks crisis movie is a surprise hit

    September 21, 2023

    A movie about the GameStop stocks incident was inevitable, given how it captured the imagination of the public in 2021. In Dumb Money, Oscar nominee Paul Dano plays Keith Gill, the redditor and YouTuber who hatched a plan to invest in retailer GameStop, countering the hedge funds who were shorting the stock, and making him [...]

  • Marina Abramovic at the Royal Court: As harrowing and vital as ever

    September 21, 2023

    Picasso with cubism, Basquiat with graffiti Andy Warhol with pop art. Marina Abramovic, perhaps the most famous performance artist who ever lived, long ago joined that vanishingly small circle of artists whose work has come to define an entire movement.  A new retrospective of her work, which snakes through the galleries of the Royal Academy, [...]

  • Rebecca musical review, Charing Cross Theatre: Fussy and too much like panto

    September 20, 2023

    Rebecca musical review and star rating: ★★ Rebecca is getting a real show of it. A new film adaptation came out during the pandemic, and now the first ever musical in the English language arrives in London. The Netflix film was panned, and this hammy version of the classic Daphne Du Maurier Gothic novel first [...]

  • Details of BBC’s Russell Brand investigation revealed: findings due in ‘weeks not months’

    September 19, 2023

    The BBC’s Director-General has announced a review of Russell Brand’s behaviour during his time working with the broadcaster, with the outcome due in “weeks not months.” According to a report by Deadline, Tim Davie said to colleagues this afternoon: “We’ll look at any complaints made about Russell Brand’s conduct during his time, what was known [...]

  • London Design Festival director: the UK government must regulate AI technology

    September 18, 2023

    The first AI-generated buildings have already been built. Adam Bloodworth hears how it’s a hot topic at this month’s London Design Festival, running 16 – 24 September at venues across London Architects don’t need AI,” declared Britain’s most famous architect Norman Foster in May. Three months later, his firm Foster + Partners gave a pithy [...]

  • ‘Like a very, very Loose Women!’ 5 podcasters on the thrill of recording live at London Podcast Festival

    September 18, 2023

    The London Podcast Festival returned this September, bringing the usually solitary exercise of recording podcasts into the public forum. It welcomed audiences to debate topics and involve themselves with conversations as podcasts were recorded live in King’s Cross. It’s an unusual format, so we spoke five people involved in the festival, the founder, three podcasters [...]

  • Jackie and Spencer filmmaker returns with surreal, comic El Conde

    September 16, 2023

    Oscar winning filmmaker Pablo Larrain is best known to English language audiences for his portrayal of famous women in history, telling the story of a famous First Lady in 2016’s Jackie, and imagining the torment of a princess in 2021’s Spencer. It’s a famous male leader, however, that becomes the subject of his latest work, [...]

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