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February 22, 2022
KABUL, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- Afghanistan state-owned bread factory, Silo-e-Markazi or central silo, which located in the national capital Kabul, reactivated and r
February 20, 2022
Tyne Daly stars in this fun, surreal double feature about the fight for the soul of a community arts space
February 19, 2022
Whether you want Patrick Wang’s cinematic take on gentrification, Louise Bourgeois’s unique fabric artworks, or a slowburn dance-pop success story, our critics have your plans for the week covered
February 14, 2022
Starting with In the Family’s discreetly told story of a family trauma, Wang’s films, seen together, showcase a civically minded vision that demands attention
February 8, 2022
Rarely has the phrase 'independent spirit' been more applicable than in the case of Patrick Wang. Ahead of his three brilliant features touring the UK, we speak to Wang about his singular approach
February 1, 2022
Glasgow Film Festival bring the brilliant but underseen films of Patrick Wang to the big screen this month. Elsewhere, Valentine's Day brings out the romantic side of some Scottish programmers while Summerhall has the end of the world on its mind.
December 18, 2021
Health experts and business chiefs warned the ten-day isolation rule was lockdown by stealth - keeping people at home even when their symptoms and infectiousness had eased.
December 17, 2021
Health experts and business chiefs warned the ten-day isolation rule was lockdown by stealth - keeping people at home even when their symptoms and infectiousness had eased.
December 17, 2021
A health expert and business leader suggested pressures could be eased by revisiting rules that require everyone who tests positive to isolate for 10 days.
November 26, 2021
IN THEIR EARLY DAYS, films weren’t as concerned with the realistic elaboration of action as with the various devices writers, directors, cinematographers, and production artists used to convey ideas and emotion through moving images. Theatricality—what Roland Barthes called a “sensuous artifice”—was at the basis of these movies, tasked not with recreating verité on screen but with artfully construing the psyche. Shadows and bursts of light, recurring objects, long takes, static camera...