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Don’t be fooled by the A-Z treatment – this thoroughgoing guide asks deep questions about the art of autobiography
“I’ve had a life and I’ve also had a life as a life writer”: Blake Morrison opens his…
50 days ago
This year’s Baftas were a chaotic mix of wild praise and inadvertent insults as the best actor prize was won by an unknown – and one of the nominees seemingly slurred from a man in the stalls
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s antifa parable is queasily relevant to the times, but here’s hoping Tim Key and co can get some reward for their brilliant British film
• Combat intensifies as One Battle After …
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For the first time in the UK, the photographer’s magnum opus is going on display in its entirety – introducing new viewers to New York’s edgy downtown scene and a generation lost to Aids. Here, she l…
5 months ago
Debts, secrets and a cartoonish Tilda Swinton catch up with Farrell’s self-styled ‘Lord Doyle’ as he confronts his own destiny in a chance to win salvation
The vast emptiness of luxury hotels is part …
6 months ago
The actors star in Edward Berger’s woozy casino film Ballad of a Small Player. Amid the opulence of a Macau hotel, they talk risk, addiction and Fabergé eggs
On a humid morning in Macau, a blue-and-or…
7 months ago
Toronto film festival: Conclave director Edward Berger makes a less cohesive follow-up with an over-stylised adaptation of Lawrence Osborne’s novel sold by a killer central performance
It was easy to …
The comedian, actor and poet behind The Ballad of Wallis Island on stalking an England cricket captain, being evicted in Edinburgh and his love for fig rolls
Your new film The Ballad Of Wallis Island …
The latest in our series of writers paying tribute to their favourite comfort watches is a journey back to the unusual sci-fi antics of 1986
With all due respect to Flash Gordon, there is only room in…
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Rain, cardigans and puns: a melancholic new romcom set on a windswept island hints at a relatable British identity
It is, according to no less an authority than the romcom king Richard Curtis, destine…