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As well as those who know her Children’s Hour or Little Foxes, I think this is a stronger, more powerful play than either. I urge you to see it!

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

A must-see performance or perfect a soundtrack to the emotional winter, our cultural primer for the week ahead, whether you’re in your pants or at the panto …

Thorold Dickinson’s 1949 Pushkin adaptation is a glorious melodrama about an ambitious Russian military officer and a countess who sold her soul to the devil in exchange for the secrets of a card game

Ahead of the restoration premiere of the gothic masterpiece The Queen of Spades at the BFI London Film Festival, curator Claire Smith explores the ornate contributions of theatre designer Oliver Messel.

This week, we feature one of the funniest romantic comedies ever, and a classic in which a ballerina ...

In 1966, the screenwriter behind classics like The Red Shoes wrote a brilliant novel from the perspective of a Nazi war criminal. It bombed

Blood and passion, lipstick and tomatoes. As Cries and Whispers returns to cinemas for its 50th anniversary, we round up some of cinema’s most memorable uses of the colour red.

Powell & Pressburgers film version of Hans Christian Andersens

If you are planning to watch a movies on TV over the coming week, weve got you covered.  Film guru Ronan OMeara has been scouring the schedules...