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Gateway, not gatekeeper

The Scala wasn’t just a movie house. It was a hangout, an experience, an entire scene

Visual artist Shirin Neshats "The Fury" at Goodman Gallery is a powerful artwork that investigates gender and society, the individual and the collective and memory.

The artist is returning to the inflammatory approach that caused a storm in the 1990s – with a harrowing film about a woman the Iranian authorities try to crush (<em>warning: images contain nudity)</em>

Last year, a small independent movie by a debut director premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Called "Joyland," it was notably the first Pakistani feature to screen at the worlds

Brandon Cronenberg's uninspired psychedelic horror thriller is never as transgressive or shocking as it wants to be.

Alexander Soddy made an auspicious Royal Opera debut with his wonderful conducting of this revival of David McVicar’s staging: a tragedy of horrifying power

Brambell scandalised 1960s Britain, on and off screen. But the truth is far stranger…

Cineworld's decision to cancel a film about the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed is another kick in the teeth for artistic expression

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest has an age gap that has brought boycott calls. I say: see the movie.