In war, is there space for creativity? We asked two Ukrainian creatives about their roles in helping their country now, and when the war is over.
Picture this: it’s the year 2000. Juicy Couture’s velour tracksuits are ever-present. Bubblegum pink, baguette bags, and bedazzled logos are…
Film | Spencer
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How Pablo Larraín’s Spencer has managed to capture the allure and humanity of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Film | Last night in Soho
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Fancy a night at the cinema? We review of Edgar Wright’s new psychological horror, Last Night in Soho.
Our newfound love for film photography
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The UK appears to have found a new love for film photography. Why is this? Are we falling in love with a trend or an art form.
The Netflix Effect: The resurgence of Chess
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We examine the way in which lockdown and a Netflix mini-series have fuelled the revival of a centuries old game of strategy.
South Korean feminist film creates controversy
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Despite its popularity, an independent feminist film has caused controversy and criticism throughout South Korea, despite encouraging gender equality.
Feast for the Eyes: When art and cuisine collide
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The Photographer’s Gallery shines the spotlight on a visual exploration of food with its latest exhibition.
The tale of creativity
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Has the film and the TV industry lost its creativity over the last decade? Or are reboot and remake just really popular?
Three teen films that became feminist royalty
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Were you Team Jacob or Team Edward?