‘You could be a cult leader’: Diane Morgan and Adam Curtis on Brexit, Trump and his new series
Judging by their work, Adam Curtis and Diane Morgan seem to have little in widespread. Curtis is a Bafta-winning documentary
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Radical, angry, creative: British women lead a screen revolution
Corks popped throughout the movie trade when three feminine administrators made historical past by getting Golden Globe nominations final week.
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Toyah Willcox: ‘My mother always wanted me altered in some way. I was never right’
Of all of the superstar choices which have come out of the pandemic, the gloriously bizarre movies made by Toyah
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‘I think I’ve written more Sherlock Holmes than even Conan Doyle’: the ongoing fight to reimagine Holmes
The first ever point out of Sherlock Holmes got here in A Study in Scarlet, revealed in Beeton’s Christmas Annual
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Massive Attack: ‘You resurrect ghosts when you bring something back from the past’
Musicians have been confronted with an inconceivable puzzle since March 2020: with gigs and festivals mothballed for the foreseeable future,
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TV tonight: the story of Brummie punk Robert Lloyd
King Rocker 10.15pm, Sky Arts Brass Eye director Michael Cumming and comedian Stewart Lee carry this charming and experimental documentary
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A thoughtful look at love and sex – podcasts of the week
Picks of the week Jacob Hawley On LoveFollowing on from On Drugs – which examined our relationship with narcotics, from
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Ramy: culture-clash comedy with a deeper message
In the opening episode of Ramy, the titular character – a younger Egyptian-American, performed by Ramy Youssef – is adrift.
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Jeremy Newson obituary
The film-maker Jeremy Newson, who has died aged 73 after affected by motor neurone illness, made landmark tv sequence on
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Michaela Coel nominated for Screen Actors Guild best female actor award
Michaela Coel has been nominated for a Screen Actors Guild award for I May Destroy You, a day after her
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