Greenland has long been attractive to filmmakers. But now Greenlanders are shaping that process, even as visibility also becomes an economic strategy.
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Musicians played an enormous plastic bottle marimba, a wall of tuned glass bottles, discarded flower pots, cooking pans and a washing machine drum.
SNL’s British adaptation faces a cultural problem, not a format problem.
This new BBC drama is an enjoyable retelling of Austen’s most popular novel from the perspective of one of its least regarded characters.
Our research has built pictures of people involved in the events of 1381.
The average shot length in Moulin Rouge! is under two seconds. While acceptable for an action movie, nothing like this had ever been done in a musical.
Four of the big winners at this year’s Oscars were horror films – is the genre finally getting some respect from the industry?
What pets are and what they mean is still a puzzle, as this exhibition explores.
Host Conan O’Brien kept the political references to harmless jokes.
Most online platforms appear free to use, but they are largely funded through advertising.
According to one tradition, both men knew one another closely and were each involved in promulgating Christianity in Ireland.
Loneliness in women is on the rise in Japan, and friendship can help. But in this novel, connection quickly becomes obsession.
From our Oscars wish list to a novel created in the shadow of war, fill your weekend with these cultural picks.
The eight-part remake attempts to revive the glossy melodrama of the 1980s bonkbuster while reframing its heroine for a contemporary audience.
Is opera dying? Do people care? What does it need to survive? Where will new audiences come from? Our experts assess the state of opera in the UK.
From serious villains to children’s book baddies, these literary mothers subvert every maternal instinct.
This compelling film examines survival and moral compromise among those caught inside the machinery of the Nazi regime.
A highly stylised storyline around a handful of high-profile influencers risks painting a misleading portrait of the manosphere.
A series of confessions, obtained under torture have shaped the order’s legacy in film.
When war damages historic monuments, more than architecture is lost.
Arco shares an audio-visual heritage with Studio Ghibli films.
For Mother’s Day, we asked five experts to share their favourite painting of a mother or maternal figure.
This vital documentary tells the story of a protest over the arrest of two immigrants on the southside of Glasgow in 2021.
The surrealist aspiration to evoke a sense of the marvellous and mysterious in the everyday permeates the exhibition.
In Opie’s photographs, the constraints and limitations of the portrait are part of its potential.