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A new look and new vibe for Grant-Lee Phillips at this pared-back performance, part of the Celtic Connections festival that ...

Kaouther Ben Hania's The Voice of Hind Rajab caused an international outcry at last year's Venice film festival – a fact that ...

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After such a long wait, A$AP Rocky could have easily played it safe, but instead he delivers a project that feels expressive, ...

Director Bill Barclay’s new collaboration with the Gesualdo Six – commissioned by St Martin-In-The Fields for its 300th ...

In the long slide from its imperial economic might, it’s hard to make a case for finding a place for “The UK” and ...

The last GP in Britain tries to heal his Rage virus-ravaged country in this sequel not only to Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later ...

The opening track – “Ālibek’agnimi” (“አልበቃኝም” in its original title) – is a cool, close-to six-minute soul instrumental on ...

The pitch for this movie might have been “Heat meets Miami Vice”, and it’s to the credit of writer/director Joe Carnahan that ...

Humour is a good way of defusing tense situations. You know, social embarrassments, personal difficulties and existential ...

Brendan Fraser’s mournful, basset-hound face finds a loving home in this affecting fable from director/writer Hikari.