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With nine new recordings of Mahler’s epic Resurrection Symphony this year alone, which rises above the rest?
The second – the ‘Resurrection’ – was the first Mahler symphony ever to be recorded, and it is still today an essential work in any conductor’s catalogue. But with hundreds of...
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‘Possible Love’ looks to put South Korea in Oscar race
South Korea's entry for the International Feature Film Oscar won the Grand Jury Prize at this year's Venice Film Festival. Douglas Hyde contributed to this story by David Daniel.
The reviews are in! Is You Can See Everything the greatest film ever?
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s headspinning documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is an unprecedented critical success – even with a three-hour runtime
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‘Someone served sushi off a guy’s naked chest!’ How we made Come Dine With Me
‘We’re not there to humiliate or to sneer. Channel 4 insisted everyone had to be a decent cook – the threshold was that contestants had to know what coriander was’
Hollywood Minute: Netflix releases box office results for the first time
The media company shares good news for its Oscars contender 'La bola negra,' and 'Miss Representation: Rise Up' looks at harassment in the digital era. David Daniel reports.
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LSO/Pappano review – bold, dramatic and cohesive reading of Mahler 2
The London Symphony Orchestra opened their Barbican season with Mahler’s epic Resurrection Symphony, preceded by the UK premiere of Dai Fujikura’s engaging and intricate Amber...
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The Night Is Fading Away review – hypnotic homage to cinema as a force for public good
A local cinema becomes a refuge after Javier Milei’s election ushers in an era of far-right conservatism in Argentina Cinema halls – or dream palaces, as they’re affectionately...
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‘We tried to levitate the Pentagon’: the almost unbelievable life of Ed Sanders, trickster god of the US counterculture
He gave Jimi Hendrix his gear, freaked out Frank Sinatra, inspired Norman Mailer – and tried to topple the American war machine. As a documentary about his band the Fugs comes...
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Pedigree chums: why dogs are dying less in movies
Are film-makers wary of alienating increasingly sensitive audiences by offing a pooch? Or is humanity now just too soft to deal with the trauma of a Turner & Hooch?
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‘They were brilliant people’: fascinating film reveals a Harlem Renaissance reunion
In the dazzling archival documentary Once Upon a Time in Harlem, a 1972 cocktail party brings together various creative luminaries as they discuss and debate
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Vampire Carnival review – it’s Twilight at the fairground as abs run wild in pointy-toothed tug of war
A mortal twentysomething is caught in a love triangle with two hunky vampire carnival workers in a film with good looks but not much to chew on
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A Zack Snyder DC Universe might not have been such a bad thing, after all
After Joss Whedon’s arrival, back in the news with comments from Ben Affleck, the franchise lost a sense of earnest passion that could have sustained a weary DCEU
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What does Santa have to do with this ancient city in Turkey?
CNN Producer Leroy Ah Ben explores the towering Lycian rock tombs, the remarkably preserved Roman theatre and the ruins of a once-powerful city located on Turkey's...
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‘A beautiful dismantling of cynicism’: why Galaxy Quest is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers detailing their most easily rewatched comfort films is an appreciation of a smart, funny and tender ode to fan culture
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Ghost in the Cell review – Indonesian prison-slasher-satire contains the most unhinged punch-up in decades
Director Joko Anwar uses horror for social commentary as he skewers corruption and hypocrisy with likable silliness and raucous energy
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Michael Kiwanuka: Fudge review – rough and instinctive, but also lush and alive with melody
Its release delayed by ill health, Kiwanuka’s latest was made in tandem with 2024’s Small Changes – but it’s much more than a mere companion album
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After the Snowmelt review – a fatal disaster in a snowstorm leads to devastating act of remembrance
Yi-Shan Lo returns to Nepal to follow the route of her best friend’s ill-fated hike in a harrowing but cathartic documentary