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Miu Miu short film, The Wedding Singer's Daughter at the Venice Film Festival

Miu Miu premiers short film, The Wedding Singer’s Daughter at the Venice Film Festival

September 5, 2018

ITALIAN fashion brand Miu Miu premiered a short film, The Wedding Singer’s Daughter on the weekend at the Sala Perla, Venice Film Festival for their Women tales series. Directed by Saudi filmmaker Haifaa Al-Man...

Glass meets Crazy Rich Asians star Pierre Png

Rachel Parker

August 20, 2018

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

WHEN it comes to the portrayal of Asian characters, Hollywood has been criticised time and time again for its whitewashed casting and cliched characterisation. But this weekend has revealed just how successful ...

Nick Robinson in Love, Simon, photo courtesy of 20th Century Fox

Glass reviews … groundbreaking gay teen rom-com Love, Simon

Thomas Marrington

April 10, 2018

Don't Miss: Film, Feature

AS A gay man with a long-running obsession with the movies, I have learned over the years, like so many others, to mentally insert myself into cinematic scenarios that don’t quite fit my mould. You see, placing...

Glass In Motion presents Jil Sander’s SS18 advertising campaign

Todd Burns

April 5, 2018

Fashion, News

JIL SANDER has released their latest advertising campaign for SS18. Celebrated filmmaker Wim Wenders has directed the fourth episode in their SS18 campaign, a short film, which is entitled Restaurant. https:...

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...

Glass In Motion presents exclusive fashion film, The First Signs of Spring

Thomas Marrington

March 23, 2018

Fashion, Film, Glass TV, News

GLASSTV is proud to present an exclusive fashion film starring model Alicia Burke, directed by Sam Sneed, with creative direction by Alejandra Garibay and styled by Daniel Edley. The film was inspi...

Prada delivers The Postman’s Gifts festive short films

Joseph Furness

November 30, 2017

Fashion, News

AS a combination of hot chocolate and open fires takes the chill off us during the festive season, Prada sets to warm our hearts with their Postman’s Gifts short films directed by cinematic auteur Autumn de Wil...

69 Colebrooke Row and Everyman Islington to host exclusive Murder on the Orient Express screening

Lucy Wai

November 10, 2017

Film, News

THIS month, world-renowned bar 69 Colebrooke Row and the Everyman Screen on the Green in Islington will join forces to create the ultimate Murder on the Orient Express experience. Guests will be treated to a dr...

LFW SS18: Gareth Pugh

Caroline Simpson

September 17, 2017

Fashion, Fashion Shows, News

BRITISH fashion designer Gareth Pugh decided to make a film to present his SS18 collection which was debuted at IMAX, Waterloo, the biggest screen in Europe, and made in collaboration with photographer and film...

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 … 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 In Motion … Memories of Green – an exclusive film by Eori Wakakuwa

Livia Feltham

January 30, 2017

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Glass TV

GlassTV exclusively presents a new film Memories of Green by director Eori Wakakuwa shot in London. Filming & Direction Eori Wakakuwa Styling Sarah Michelle Make-up Elizabeth Hsieh Hair Chryso...

Front Cover. Ruan in her last film, Civil Wind

From the Archive – Glass looks the legendary talent and legacy of screen star Ruan Lingyu

Glass Archive

August 5, 2016

Archive, Culture, Feature

Imitation of Life – Silent film actress Ruan Lingyu became a screen icon far ahead of her time. Glass examines the legendary talent and legacy of one of China’s greatest movie stars RUAN Lingyu had yet...

Little Girl Lost – Glass interviews Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim

Peter Yeoh

June 30, 2016

Culture, Feature

Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim mines her past to make movies about girls left adrift by adults THE girls in So Yong Kim’s films don’t have happy childhoods. Everything unravels around them. Their pare...

Suqqu Sponsors this year’s London Critics’ Circle Film Awards

Thomas Marrington

January 21, 2016

Beauty, Cinema, News, Skincare

Some of the silver screen’s most prolific and respected stars gathered at the May Fair Hotel on Sunday to celebrate the 36th Annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. The event, sponsored by Japanese make-up b...

Arcade Fire announce first feature film – The Reflector Tapes

Katrina Mirpuri

July 24, 2015

News

It became evident that Arcade Fire became more than an average indie rock band when they announced they were headlining Glastonbury festival in 2014 – seven years after playing the Other Voices stage. They have...

NYC’s Museum of Art and Design focuses on filmmaker Roy Andersson in Spring Retrospective

Emily Rae Pellerin

June 2, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News

New York City’s Museum of Arts and Design presents It's Hard to Be Human: The Cinema of Roy Andersson until June 27. Featuring his American breakout film A Swedish Love Story alongside his lesser known short fi...

Thomas Zanon-Larcher shows at Photo London

Emily Rae Pellerin

May 18, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, London, News, Photography, Travel

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Photo London kicks off at Somerset House this week. More than just a photography exhibit, the international arts fair features public programmes and talks, large-scale art exhibitions, and site-specific install...

Susan Sarandon honoured at Hong Kong’s Art Basel

Kim Ing

March 19, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News

The Liberatum Cultural Honour was awarded to Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandan at a dinner hosted at Upper House, Hong Kong, this week. Celebrating the actress’ outstanding contribu...

Harmony Korine traverses boundaries of medium with exhibitions at Gagosian and St Barth’s Eden Rock

Emily Rae Pellerin

January 15, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News, Travel

He is a famously raw filmmaker with a renown for skank and grit, for non-convention, for cinéma-vérité, for deep glimpses into the various milieus of youthdom. He is not-so-famously a fine artist, photographer ...

Tomas Maier and Bottega Veneta campaign to save Japanese Modernist architecture

Louise Lui

December 12, 2014

Asia, Avant Art, Culture, Design, Glass Design, Japan, News, Travel

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While traditional Japanese architecture is cherished by many, much of the country’s post-war structures are at risk of being demolished or changed beyond recognition. In preparation for the 2020 Olympics, a few...

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