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Alexandre O. Phillippe's film is a worthy companion to Ridley Scott's space horror, released 40 years ago
In the new Amazon Prime series, a Ripper-esque murder mystery features fairies and marauders
The film-maker's new documentary chronicles Northern Ireland's Troubles through films and cinema
The conductor was rewarded with absolute discipline from the orchestra in his opening programme at the Philharmonie
The medium's ace-card is immersion, but mainstream games often lack inventive narratives
Foo Fighters played old-school classics, but Reading and Leeds Festival is finding new headlining heroes in crossover bands
The new Apple TV Plus streaming service only adds to the overload
The truth is that robots are coming " but that is not to say we lack all agency
The country's far-right AfD party is putting pressure on theatres and opera houses to conform to its agenda " but resistance is rising
Written when the singer was just 19, this plaintive song has been covered extensively
Streaming providers bet 'Love Island'-style shows will attract younger viewers
Released by the Obamas' production company, this documentary gives remarkable insight into a new Chinese-owned factory in Ohio
Daddy Issues features conversations that are candid, sad but also wry and life-affirming
At London's Donmar Warehouse, the play confirms Branden Jacob-Jenkins as one of today's sharpest young American dramatists
Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla conducted a programme that included Elgar's Cello Concerto and a Weinberg symphony
The South Korean artist looks at the ways in which his fellow countrymen use their leisure time
Deploying levity like a yawn-seeking missile, the writer breaks endless narration up with parlour games
Progressive rock band much in the mode of their competitors brought a magpie's ear for classical music
Under-sung paragons of the orchestral world complete this project
The quartet expand their classic repertoire but keep their core aesthetic intact
The Texan country artist returns to music with a new gravelly indomitability
A sartorial fiend haunting and killing those who encounter it; an intriguing, stranger-than-fiction tale about Stockholm syndrome
Professor Saul David looks through Windsor Castle's archive to tell the German prince's story
An alternative choice to Sunday night's Peaky Blinders takes the viewer on a trip to a Regency seaside
A movie star who captured the essence of the 1960s
