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October 28, 2014

Iris Van Herpen metamorphosises Dom Perignon

When Dom Perignon and Iris Van Herpen come together quality is of the utmost importance. This is exactly what was

Review: Anime Nere (Black Souls)

Francesco Munzi’s sombre Calabrian gangster film Here is a film that takes an abrupt left-turn in its last 75 seconds,

The London Film Festival 2014: The Man in the Orange Jacket

Maxim Lazarev plays the eponymous high-vis-jacket-clad murderer The denouements of horror films are usually their downfall. The genre derives its

The London Film Festival 2014: Catch Me Daddy

Sameena Jabeen Ahmed won the Best Actress award at this year’s London Film Festival The Wolfe brothers’ début is a

The London Film Festival 2014: Whiplash

JK Simmons channels R Lee Ermey as drill-sargeant-cum-orchestra-conductor Terence Fletcher The two central theses of this breathless film are so

In pursuit of the higher – Mountains beyond Mountains

[slideshow_deploy id=’19087′] Jun Jiang the curator behind China’s architectural pavilion at the Venice Biennale speaks to Glass about the philosophies


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