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Working within the constraints of space and sanctions, the Iranian architect has created some utterly distinctive structures
From the maker of Amy and Senna, this documentary is slick and compelling but never probes too deeply
All about entertainment: a production of Rossini's slapstick opera that finds its feet
Dave Malloy's new musical addresses a very contemporary form of addiction
Everything you could want from a rock biopic: Dexter Fletcher's film is an exhilarating ride
The story of an Austrian conscientious objector and his wife is told in three hours of tilling, toiling and Christian stoicism
The film is one of only three by female directors vying for the Palme d'Or
Berlioz's work opens the season at the East Sussex opera house in a production that celebrates nihilism and black humour
Selina Thompson's salt. and Anchuli Felicia King's White Pearl continue the theatre's tradition of pioneering new drama
Newcomers Kyle Marvin and Michael Angelo Covino excel in a booze-soaked and bittersweet comedy gem
Despite the many flaws of the series, it has left us wanting more
The song went on to be covered by artists such as Damon Albarn " and Kinks frontman Ray Davies
This new series aimed at a BAME audience takes a glass-half-full view of the world
Three powerful museum shows echo the Venice Biennale's themes of migration and exile
In retrospect, it is shocking that 'The Jeremy Kyle Show' went on for so long
Antonio Banderas stars as a film-maker with more than a passing resemblance to the great auteur
Magazine bought by company set up by son of Asian billionaire
Flower show and fires plus what to ask the architect
Last of the great American modernists who learned his craft from Bauhaus giants
Yes, Loach is didactic, but you have to admire his undimmed passion. And he knows how to deliver the gut-punch
From Jim Jarmusch's zombie comedy to a new Les Misérables, we review the highlights from this year's event
The self-proclaimed nostalgist explores ideas of reverie and longing in both his research and his art
The multitalented director talks about 'Venice Preserved', his latest project for the Royal Shakespeare Company
The quartet addresses the romantic intimacy of LeoÅ¡ JanáÄek and the nocturnal timbre of György Ligeti
The Canadian singer's latest album is a well-constructed, quirky ode to the cult of Carly and her 'Jepsies'
