Don’t Tap the Glass: Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk
A common refrain we hear about the genocide in Gaza is the need to ‘bear witness’: to listen to the…
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A common refrain we hear about the genocide in Gaza is the need to ‘bear witness’: to listen to the…
She is kneeling in the Place de la Concorde, recreating Marie Antoinette’s execution.
On my arrival outside of Canary Wharf station, I was immediately disoriented (which wasn’t helped by the incoming rainstorm).
Documentarian Wang Bing does little with haste.
Can the resurgence of cult film director Sofia Coppola be to blame for the lasting obsession with girlish temptation that…
So comments Stefano Rabolli Pansera, Artistic Director of the St.
This summer, the Barbican revisited an interesting moment in queer film history with Queer 70s, a season spotlighting the increased…
Scott), a devoutly Calvinist business owner from the Midwest, lives a life centred on work, family and God – until…
15 years after its UK release, Yorgos Lanthimos’ Dogtooth (2009) is back on our radar.
Before vampires became a beloved cinematic staple, before science fiction was taken seriously as a lens for societal critique, and…
As dusk began to set on June 26th, only a few days after the summer solstice, 250 people filed into…
With Sinners (2025), Ryan Coogler ventures into new creative territory, marking a shift in his filmmaking style.
Tiguere – or Tiger, in its English translation – had its UK premiere during the Barbican’s Chronic Youth Festival, where…