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There is simply no better place to be in Ireland in October than Wexford, when the town becomes a hive of cultural activity to celebrate the annual Wexford Festival Opera. Now in its 72nd year, Wexford Festival Opera continues to amaze and delight in equal measure, when operatic performers from all over the world convene at the National Opera House for two weeks of world-class opera.

Utopia has acquired U.S. distribution rights to 'Another Body,' the SXSW prizewinning documentary exploring the threat of online deepfake pornography.

A young woman is murdered on the streets of Grenoble in this unnerving, fictionalised version of a real case that haunts the police officers unable to solve it

The Cannes Screenplay List, an initiative backed by Wscripted in partnership with MUBI, will be back for a third edition at the Cannes Film Festival.

The Egyptian-American director’s first feature, You Resemble Me, is a bold exploration of muslim womanhood and religious radicalisation – and it very nearly didn’t get made

You Resemble Me (Tu Me Ressembles) - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, DVDs, interviews + film & movie gossip UK & worldwide.

Expertly blending fiction, news footage and interviews, this potent debut pieces together the events leading to Hasna Aït Boulahcen’s killing by French police

After repeating ‘fake news’ about Hasna Aït Boulahcen’s role in the Paris attacks, Dina Amer switched from journalism to directing – determined to uncover deeper truths about this tragic misfit

‘Perfect Strangers’ Director: Wissam Smayra Starring: Mona Zaki, Nadine Labaki, Georges Khabbaz The original Italian version of “Perfect Strangers” had already been remade across the world before its Arabic-language iteration was released on Netflix. But nowhere else has it caused the stir that it did in the Middle East. The conceit is simple: Seven friends at a dinner party

The movies are back! Arent they? If 2022 proved anything, its that superheroes and spectacles can still pack audiences into theatres.