A quiet, pretty, poetic Western with Viggo Mortensen and Vicky Krieps. This is a European-style love story set against the background of the 19th century American West where dusty villages sprung up ...

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Embittered characters and perilous plot established, writers Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer, together with SoHo Theatre artistic director Steve Marmion, steer the RMS Don't Panic through the ...

This award-winning French film is an adaptation of a Balzac novel of the same name. It is the story of a young working class poet called Lucien Chardon (Benjamin Voisin), who tries to make a new life ...

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by Caroline Malcolm-Boulton The good, the bad and the binging… In 1998 a small American DVD mail group was established. Little did we know that 18 years later it would be a prominent global business.

The Barbican will be the home for two major shows in the EFG London Jazz Festival, which this year willContinue Reading ...

The New Way is the major new collaboration and single from trip-hop cinematics Slowly Rolling Camera and the enchanting Manchester-based vocalist Caoilfhionn Rose. This collaboration marks a perfect ...

This year sees Ghost In The Shell, the manga (a Japanese comic for the uninitiated), turn twenty-eight years old. The impending release of Hollywood’s take on author-artist Masamune Shirow’s defining ...

The winners of the annual awards given to students on the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland jazz course have been announced for 2022. Bassist Ewan Hastie, from Kirkcaldy, has won the Mark McKergow Prize ...

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