Tate Britain is currently hosting the exhibition "Hogarth and Europe", which skillfully displays the works of the famous British painter, whilst offering an insight into the vibrant historical context...
Snowball offers a dark twist to the archetype of the typical feel-good coming of age movie, as it portrays the failed attempt of the rebellion of Korean youth against decadent authoritarian institutio...
In ‘Can I Live?’ actor and activist Fehinti Balogun manages to make this conversation both emphatic, vibrant and energising, whilst still maintaining the potency and seriousness that issues surrou...
Sebastião Salgado, the award-winning Brazilian photographer, launches his captivating photography exhibition of the natural, breath-taking beauty and diversity which lies within the Amazon rainforest...
The movie is a love letter to journalism and art, packed in metronomically precise pacing and an immaculate mise-en-scène that will be thoroughly enjoyed by any Wes Anderson admirer. ...
Sicar’s portrayal of the life of Sardar Udham Singh is a raw, real and haunting story of an unsung martyr that needs to be heard....
Have you always been secretly convinced that you have what it takes to be a judge? Here is your chance to find out (and probably be proven wrong) with Lucy Bailey's new adaptation of Agatha Christie's...
Noël Coward’s film script Brief Encounter (1945), adapted for the stage by Emma Rice and directed by Robert Kirby for the Windmill Theatre in Newbury, touched me in so many different ways that I le...