Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger Review: Film Doc – IndieWire
Film about the seminal filmmakers of Old World Britain is too cautious to channel what made them so exciting, but at least Martin Scorsese is there.
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Film about the seminal filmmakers of Old World Britain is too cautious to channel what made them so exciting, but at least Martin Scorsese is there.
I agreed to take part in some social research recently — for reasons that now elude me, as the process was as interminable as it was wholly fatuous. Two people came round to my house to ask the
There’s much more to Ian Broudie than footie anthems, as his brilliant Tomorrow’s Here Today memoir proves. He talks The Beatles, rock ‘n’ roll...
The Pub Landlord is back with a new history series - and he doesn't care if you think he hates England
In today’s newsletter: The British home secretary called the UN’s 1951 refugee convention ‘outdated’ and criticised multiculturalism (again). Why has she made this speech now?