In 2012, an eight-hour long version of F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby arrived in London at the Noel Coward Theatre. Rather than risk offending the novel’s devotees by missing any detail out, ...

Back to Black, and that there’s been a lengthy wait for this new release, it’s no wonder that there’s so much anticipation ...

Although both of the Brothers Grimm died around 1860, they still insist on getting dozens of film and TV credits in each ...

The Finborough has once again performed the miracle of creating a whole world in its intimate space: this time, inter-war ...

It’s been nine years since Ben Affleck’s original portrayal of Christian Wolff in The Accountant, who’s not only an ...

Documentaries about sports stars are now a dime a dozen, but you can only be as good as your subject matter. We know Andrew ...

They fuck you up your Mum and Dad; they may not mean to, but they do.” These lines from Philip Larkin’s 1975 poem, “This Be ...

Had I read the contextual blurb about Jenny Hval's latest album first, I might have assumed it was a perfume company ...

It’s easy to see metaphors about the status of modern Georgia, once again threatened by the Russian boot, in its recent ...

Never make your mind up too soon about any large-scale work by a genius. Back in 2010, I had my doubts about James MacMillan’s first Passion, hearing in the impact of Colin Davis’s Barbican ...

There’s always been a goofy charm about Billy Idol. As an implausibly chiselled Adonis shining out from the deliberate ...

It doesn't take much to get lost in a film by Miguel Gomes. In fact, it's required. Multiple layers, timelines, and ...