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Will AI be the nail in the coffin for the filmmaker? Is the creative just some abstract concept we’ve stubbornly held onto through the ages, ready...
Jonathan Glazer’s latest film The Zone of Interest immediately drags you into its aura. More than two minutes of black screen, accented by the...
Jonathan Glazer’s latest film The Zone of Interest immediately drags you into its aura. More than two minutes of black screen, accented by the...
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Pitchfork staff last week did not expect to receive a memo announcing that the long-running music website was folding under the GQ banner. They also...
The film adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things provoked a weird sort of jingoistic fury. A writer setting his novel in his hometown, only...
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The Bute House Agreement between the SNP and Greens saw a cascade of headlines centred around the constitution, environmental policy, and how the...
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