In the long slide from its imperial economic might, it’s hard to make a case for finding a place for “The UK” and ...

The last GP in Britain tries to heal his Rage virus-ravaged country in this sequel not only to Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later ...

The opening track – “Ālibek’agnimi” (“አልበቃኝም” in its original title) – is a cool, close-to six-minute soul instrumental on ...

The pitch for this movie might have been “Heat meets Miami Vice”, and it’s to the credit of writer/director Joe Carnahan that ...

Humour is a good way of defusing tense situations. You know, social embarrassments, personal difficulties and existential ...

Brendan Fraser’s mournful, basset-hound face finds a loving home in this affecting fable from director/writer Hikari.

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I have enjoyed Scenes From Above (Blue Note) more than any other album from Julian Lage since Modern Lore (Mack Avenue, 2018) ...

The undoubted highlight was Shibe's marvellous transcription of three movements from Bach's First Cello Suite in the Purcell ...

Anna Lapwood may not be the only virtuoso organist to celebrate the centenary of Joseph Jongen’s Symphonie concertante this ...

We might simply call it a dilemma, but Hollywood screenwriters call it a “crisis decision”, or maybe sometimes a “swivel”. It ...

Such is the USA administration’s overwhelming saturation of the news cycle that, even with the comforting presence of an ...