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‘All We Imagine as Light’ – The Mami homecoming and much else to feast on Indian and international…
Its international trajectory is now well-established from its world premiere screening in May in Cannes and then its arrival on…
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Jasleen Kaur – what winning the Turner Prize means to her; highlights Palestinian suffering; and her artistic philosophy…
Only the second South Asian to win the UK’s most high profile art prize in 40 years, the Glasgow born…
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IFFI 2024 ends with major international and domestic awards; Film Bazaar and other festival round-ups coming…
🎥 IFFI 55 (November 20-28) ends (see below)🎥 Connected Film Bazaar (November 20-24) (trade section) 🎥 London Film Festival reviews…
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‘Wolves on Road’ – new play explores fast money, crypto and ambition
In what is a world premiere by Bush Theatre Emerging Writers Group Alumnus Beru Tessema, comes a drama developed by…
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International Film Festival of India (IFFI 55) and Film Bazaar 2024 preview: Essentials distilled…
India’s largest film festival (more than 200 films screen) and popular market section – Film Bazaar – starts tomorrow (November…
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November theatre – plays to fire the heart – Bangla Season; Bombay Superstar; Expendable; King James, Wolves on Road and Dizzy
Welcome culture vultures, here are the November listings for theatre – slightly later than usual, but we have been busy…
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Art
Rewriting the rules – Indian Parallel Cinema season at Barbican offers insights into dissent and equality battle…
With a month or so to run, we look at season of screenings focusing on period indie independent cinema and…
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Retracing our Footsteps: Why our contribution to British theatre should not be lost…
Why we need to have an Asian theatre archive in the UK… By Suman Bhuchar I have been involved in…
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London Film Festival (LFF) 2024 Opening Gala: Steve McQueen’s bold film about war and family and togetherness…(review+)
London-born Oscar-winning director dedicates film to capital city that was bombed heavily in 1940… LAST NIGHT’S opening film of the…
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‘A Tupperware of Ashes’ – A Queen Lear worthy of its comparisons…
One of Britain’s leading playwrights Tanika Gupta has laid down a marker, we feel… THIS is a play that deserves…
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