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Read an excerpt from FIT professor and art journalist Natasha Degen's new book "Merchants of Style: Art and Fashion After Warhol," out now.

Straub, who has died at the age of 89, was, together with his wife Danièle Huillet, one of the most radical and incendiary of political filmmakers in post-war Germany, Italy and France.

Aesthetics and politics: a new reader from The Visible Press offers a bracing introduction to Afterimage's ever-curious, ever-relevant quest for the contours of a radical cinema

Kim Knowles introduces Edinburgh International Film Festival's Reframing the Gaze retrospective which responds to the 50th anniversary of EIFF's legendary 1972 Women’s Event.

"We choose the films that mean the most to us and offer them and let people react to them and form their own impressions and judgments."

For our March 1993 issue, Potter sat down with Orlando story editor Walter Donohue to discuss the creation of her queer period fantasy.

Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton will be in Thailand to hold a master class event on Feb 25, as part of the Thailand’s release of the film Memoria.

An account of the origins and influence of the most important book on British politics for 50 years

Josh OConnor, who has won widespread acclaim for his portrayal of the Prince of Wales in The Crown, said there was a special beauty about the love scenes in his new film, Mothering Sunday, because they were shot during the pandemic, at a time when simply touching another person felt illicit. The actor, who has just been nominated for an Emmy award for his Charles, appears alongside Odessa Young (a blazing new screen artist) in Mothering Sunday. In the picture, set six years after the Great War,...

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