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Ahmed Malek talks to Glass about reframing Middle Eastern narratives in cinema

September 27, 2024

From Spring Issue 57 Glass Man speaks to Egyptian actor Ahmed Malek about transitioning from Arabic cinema to Western screens and reframing negative Middle East narratives Ahmed Malek has momentari...

Freya Allan speaks to Glass on shifting perspectives

Adina Ilie

August 30, 2024

Cinema, Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 57 Glass speaks to up-and-coming British actor Freya Allan on her new role in Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes that puts modern humanity in a whole new light At the tender age of 22, F...

Hannah Dodd speaks to Glass on becoming the diamond of Bridgerton Season 3

Adina Ilie

August 16, 2024

Cinema, Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 57 Glass speaks to Bridgerton and Enola Holmes star Hannah Dodd about her love of dance, her move to the silver screen and the importance of hard work in realising your dreams Hannah Do...

Felix Mallard talks to Glass about mental health in Turtles All the Way Down

Christiana Alexakis

August 9, 2024

Cinema, Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 57 Glass Man sits down with Australian actor Felix Mallard to talk about his lucky break at the age of 16 and the joy of bringing the genius of John Green to life in his latest film Sha...

Emilia Schüle talks to Glass about taking on the role of Marie Antoinette

Madeleine Ringer

August 2, 2024

Cinema, Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 57 Glass speaks to the German actress Emilia Schüle about playing one of Europe's most famous queens, Marie Antoinette, and what she has planned for the future Thirty-year-old actress E...

Dior Nuit Romaine film © Noemi Ottilia Szabo

Dior presents their new film – Nuit Romaine

Julie Heinisch

April 29, 2022

Art, Cinema, Culture, Fashion, Film, News

LUXURY fashion Maison Dior has released a new film, titled Nuit Romaine, celebrating Christian Dior’s and Maria Grazi Chiuri’s shared love for dance. As a collaboration between the House of Dior, the French Emb...

Serpentine Gallery announces programme of online projects

Rosie Fitter

April 6, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Cinema, Culture, Exhibitions, News, Photography

ALTHOUGH the gallery buildings are closed and live programmes now suspended, the Serpentine Gallery’s work continues with a series of online exhibitions, live broadcasts and a new podcast. With a whole host of ...

Bottega Veneta launches online residency

Rosie Fitter

March 24, 2020

Cinema, Culture, Film, Food & Drink, News

INJECT your quarantine lifestyle with some much-needed creative inspiration. Bottega Veneta has launched a new multi-platform concept for all of us stuck at home. Bottega Residency has invited friends an...

Glass interviews American actor Janina Gavankar

Charlie Navin-Holder

March 12, 2020

Cinema, Don't Miss: Film, Don't Miss: Television, Feature, Film

YOU’D be hard-pressed to find an actor with a more wildly varied CV than Janina Gavankar – if you’re on her IMDB looking for a common thread, don’t bother. Fantasy roles (True Blood, The Vampire Diaries, Sleepy...

Glass reviews the Harry Wootliff film – Only You

Jackson Caines

July 18, 2019

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Film

CAN love survive when the dreams that sustained it start to fade? Can any amount of passion overcome the dispassionate laws of biology? Imagined futures and present realities clash harshly in romantic drama Onl...

BTS to release feature film Bring the Soul: the Movie next month

Mirabella Shahidullah

July 1, 2019

Cinema, Film, News

FOLLOWING their celebrated Love Yourself tour in Europe, internationally-acclaimed South Korean boyband, BTS, are set to globally release Bring The Soul: the Movie to theatres this August. As always, BTS’s high...

Glass interviews French-British actor Stacy Martin

Tom Halford

November 9, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Feature

Stacy Martin talks to Glass about playing Anne Wiazemsky in Michel Hazanavicius’s Redoubtable, her career so far and women speaking up. In recent years, French-British actor Stacy Martin has become a star in...

Glass Exclusive: interview with actress Taylor Schilling of Orange is the New Black

Lily Rimmer

November 2, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Feature

GLASS meets actress Taylor Schilling, who found fame with Orange is the New Black, to hear more about her collaborative approach to work. CAPTIVATING audiences across the globe with her portrayal of Piper Ch...

The Shape of Water holds court at Luna Cinema

Lucy Wai

September 12, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Film

HAMPTON COURT PALACE has seen it all. Henry VIII. The death of Jane Seymour. Mary I’s honeymoon and phantom pregnancies … But what about a love affair between a woman and a humanoid amphibian? Invited by Lun...

Glass reviews … 120 Beats Per Minute

Tom Halford

April 5, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News

ROBIN CAMPILLO’S French AIDS drama is a reminder of the devastating impact the disease has had and a celebration of the progress that has been made in tackling it. Set in the early ‘90s, 120 Beats Per Minute fo...

The Shape of Water leads the 2018 Oscar Nominations: the full list

Thomas Marrington

January 23, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Film, News

GUILLERMO Del Torro’s The Shape of Water leads the 2018 Oscar ballot with 13 nominations, including nods for Best Director, Lead Actress and Best Picture. In a year with no obvious frontrunner’s, predictors hav...

Glass Reviews … satirical role-reversal horror Get Out

Thomas Marrington

March 21, 2017

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature

WHEN Glass first saw the trailer for Get Out in a viral Facebook video last year, we genuinely thought it was a well-made parody, a role-reversal satire of a conventional blockbuster horror movie. Would a huge ...

Glass Reviews… Personal Shopper

Thomas Marrington

March 17, 2017

Cinema, Don't Miss: Film, News

FOR too long, Kristen Stewart has been kept inside the ex-Twilight star box sprecially crafted for her by the media. After consistently producing excellent performances post-Twilight in films such as Still Alic...

Glass reviews … The Love Witch

Thomas Marrington

March 16, 2017

Cinema, Don't Miss: Film, News

I REALLY, truly wanted to love The Love Witch unconditionally. I went into the cinema with a fresh excitement I hadn't felt for a while walking into a movie – this would truly be a new experience, a rarity in t...

Glass reviews Austrian documentary In The Basement

Arjun Sajip

January 23, 2017

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Film

IT’S rare to see a movie in a London cinema and feel you’re actively bonding with the rest of the audience, but Ulrich Seidl’s 2014 documentary Im Keller (In the Basement) has exactly this effect. In its pertur...

A trip to La La Land – Glass reviews the newly released musical

Jackson Caines

January 18, 2017

Cinema, Culture, Feature

ARRIVING in cinemas cresting a tidal wave of hype, La La Land promises to be the feel-good musical balm to soothe audiences rattled by 2016. Its massive anticipation rests both on director Damian Chazelle’s sta...