You have no items in your cart. Want to get some nice things?
Go shopping
Arts & Culture, Books, Novel, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: SHOOTING MARTHA
David Thewlis’ new novel reviewed Continue Reading BOOK REVIEW: SHOOTING MARTHA
...
ASMODEUS
Taking aim to change history Continue Reading ASMODEUS
...
THE PROPOSITION
A moviemaker uses a journalist to overcome writer’s block Continue Reading THE PROPOSITION
...
Tears of a Clown: Bingo, Brazil’s 2018 Oscar Submission
In this directorial debut by BAFTA-winning City of God editor Daniel Rezende, a struggling soft-porn actor finds new life as a clown. Continue Reading Tears of a Clown: ...
A Tale of Twilight: Prism at the Hampstead Theatre
Terry Johnson’s portrait of legendary British cinematographer Jack Cardiff is a lovely tale of decline and twilight without an ounce of doom. Continue Reading A Tale of Twilight: ...
Gentrification Nation: Frederick Wiseman’s In Jackson Heights
Frederick Wiseman’s “reality fiction” shows us that when individuals lose out to corporate money and interests, they are forced to give up their sense of belonging, shared histories and hope—the ...
Book Review: The View from the Train by Patrick Keiller
A career’s-worth of Patrick Keiller’s essays have been gathered together in The View from the Train. It’s a mixed bag but vital, finds Bea Moyes. Continue Reading Book ...