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The actor talks about her years with Derek Jarman and reveals plans for a career change
When Anthony Clare met ‘calculating, disturbing’ Jimmy Savile
Late psychiatrist felt a deep sense of foreboding when interviewing sexual predator
Seán Hillen: ‘The oxygen of publicity is everything for an artist’
The artist on cameras, John Hinde postcards and Newry during the Troubles
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The Biosphere Project is a sonic adventure outdoors, says co-director Sebastian Adams
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Annabelle Comyn: On My Culture Radar
The theatre director on how Derek Jarman and Parasite fed into her play Our New Girl
Todd Haynes: ‘All my movies are critical and financial disappointments initially’
The auteur on his love of whistleblower films and the legacy of New Queer Cinema
Eat better fruit without it costing the earth
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Joanna Hogg: Back to the 1980s – without the rose-tinted lens
The director on her semi-autobiographical new film The Souvenir, starring her friend Tilda Swinton’s daughter, and how Batman stole her leading man Robert Pattinson
There’s no place like home: The Wizard of Oz, 80 years on
We all have our own Oz, be it fame, money or love. For immigrant families like mine, it is usually an actual place
Mary Queen of Scots: Apart from Saoirse Ronan it's drab and pedestrian
Review: Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie keep us awake. The director doesn’t help
2019 cultural highlights: You’ll laugh, you’ll picnic, you’ll plough
The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year
‘When the epidemic started I realised that we needed to be considered by society’
In his award-winning new film ‘120 BPM’, Robin Campillo pays tribute to the lives and the sacrifices of those behind the 1980s Aids activism group ACT UP
‘The Crying Game’: ‘They wanted me to cast a woman that was pretending to be a man’
Director Neil Jordan and star Stephen Rea discuss the making of a masterpiece, 25 years on
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