January 10, 2019
A surreal story of violence and desire. Female friendship is at the centre of this puzzling, mysterious tale, a follow-up to 2016’s The Natashas.
A surreal story of violence and desire. Female friendship is at the centre of this puzzling, mysterious tale, a follow-up to 2016’s The Natashas.
A crisp comedy of modern manners. Contemporary relationships are slyly observed in a debut told through a series of games, from croquet to Scrabble
A tender new film about the fashion icon and troubled genius whose creative vision ‘started the 21st century’
Rather than a golden ratio or a moral judgment, beauty is more like a radical jolt that awakens us to the world
Over the fence. A shrewd depiction of the relationship between two families whose backgrounds are worlds apart
Thinking about ourselves is one of the core tasks of philosophy
Clothes can be forms of thought as articulate as a poem or equation. Why then does philosophy like to dress them down?
The £2,000 prize for the best arts journalism essay in 2014 went to a powerful and insightful review of the National’s Medea, starring Helen McCrory as the murderous mother of Greek mythology