Sentimental Value: Home, Heartstrings, and Hidden Histories

One of the most compelling aspects of Sentimental Value is its meditation on home and personal legacy.

One Battle After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Revolutionary Master Chaos

What makes One Battle After Another remarkable is Anderson’s ability to juggle multiple storylines, genres and tones without losing coherence.

Orphan Review: The Weight of Memory

Orphan doesn’t fully blossom the way it could. The script’s emotional restraint and occasional heavy-handed dialogue keep us at a distance.

Sentimental Value: Home, Heartstrings, and Hidden Histories

One of the most compelling aspects of Sentimental Value is its meditation on home and personal legacy.

One Battle After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Revolutionary Master Chaos

What makes One Battle After Another remarkable is Anderson’s ability to juggle multiple storylines, genres and tones without losing coherence.

Orphan Review: The Weight of Memory

Orphan doesn’t fully blossom the way it could. The script’s emotional restraint and occasional heavy-handed dialogue keep us at a distance.

Peter Hujar’s Day: Friendship, Photography, and the Grit of New York

Peter Hujar’s Day is now playing in cinemas, so if you can, grab a ticket and experience it on the big screen.

I-opener über die Einsamkeit – im Gespräch mit Oliver Juan

Im Gesprächt mit Oliver Juan über “I-opener: Mensch und Natur in Zeiten der Einsamkeit”, seine neueste und bisher größte Ausstellung.

I-opener now tackles the subject of loneliness – in conversation with Oliver Juan

We asked founder and arts director Oliver Juan about I-opener: Human nature in times of loneliness, the newest and so far biggest exhibition.

Dominik Szoboszlai is to get a statue

Dominik Szoboszlai, captain of the Hungarian national football team and star midfielder for Liverpool FC, will soon be immortalized in wax.

Jane Austen Wrecked My Life: Romanticism, Writer’s Block, and a Cheeky Llama

Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, the debut feature by Laura Piani, a Franco-British romantic comedy that tries (sometimes too hard) to channel Austen’s wit and romantic entanglements into a modern setting.

Hallow Road Review: No Parent Wants to Be Their Child’s Monster

Hallow Road isn’t just a clever genre exercise – it’s also about the everyday anxieties of parenting today.

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