DW Mault reviews Shion Sono’s Himizu: two teenagers living a dystopian existence in post-tsunami Japan embark on a campaign of violence against evil wrong doers. Film news on The Great Gatsby and The...
Brit-pop was an important time for the UK music industry, not least because it led one man to introduce US indie to a saturated, tired scene… In 2003, a proto team Double Negative...
Introducing our latest Artist of the Month, comic afficionado and illustrator Alice Duke … Illustrator, concept artist, graphic novel artist, comic artist … whatever Alice Duke calls herself, her skills are as impressive...
Berlin: a city where gothic meets space age architecture… Fired up on caffeine courtesy of a beautiful cafe in north east Berlin (Anna Blumen), I rock up at the Neue Nationalgalerie, where construction...
Wondering who’s behind the extremely slick design of Camp and Furnace? Wonder no more… For anybody who’s popped down to the Baltic Triangle recently, odds are your destination was Camp and Furnace on...
DW Mault reviews Yimou Zhang’s Flowers of War, Olympic short films, and BFI’s Sight & Sound 2012 poll of the Top 50 Greatest Films of All Time. Hosted by director and cineaste DW Mault, with...
We all have our favourite writers and websites, the ones we read everyday. Now we can vote for their recognition… Pretty much everyone has access to a blog these days, right? Many of...
Tippi Hedren’s relationship with Alfred Hitchcock is part of Hollywood lore, and remains a favourite subject of the actor herself… In 1964, Tippi Hedren starred alongside Sean Connery in Marnie, a film arguably...
There are effigies of One Direction alight in The Royal Standard car-park. C James Fagan braves the flames and investigates… The weather is all over the place today, going from rain to...