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Gary Oldman plays the screenwriter sidelined by Orson Welles in a true-ish Citizen Kane origin story
The latest in Steve McQueen's film series takes place in the tinderbox of 1981 Brixton
The movie wants to say something about sex and violence but ends up tongue-tied
Spike Lee's film of the Broadway show captures a bittersweet embrace of the communal
The dance theatre director discusses redundancies, artistic responses to Black Lives Matter and his plans for reopening strongly
The curious but compelling building will house artefacts such as a 12th-century Bible and Mary Queen of Scots' death warrant
Tom Hanks loves a Hermes 3000. Leonard Cohen an Olivetti. And now everyone's clamouring for a Corona
For people who live with a disability, many games are unplayable " but the industry seems to be waking up
The documentary's makers talk about the challenges " human and practical " of filming in a hospital at the height of the pandemic
The gothic rockstar speaks exclusively about his anarchic new retail venture Cave Things
The West Sussex gallery hosts an exhibition of works donated by collectors of modest means
The British-Sri Lankan rapper's song is musically and thematically wide-ranging
The stars of new film 'Audrey' reflect on the life and dance ambitions of the Hollywood great
BBC/PBS series hosted by Joshua Baker tells the story of a family who ended up at the centre of a caliphate in Syria
Demonstrators demand dialogue with the Havana government over jailed rapper
Sky Arts' meandering story of New Yorker photojournalist Martha Cooper is packed with fantastic images
2019's joint Booker Prize winner retraces her roots and literary influences with Melvyn Bragg on Sky Arts
Andrew Marr examines the key figures who have shaped British society since the 1950s
Recordings made in the composer's house feature beautiful solo playing and restrained singing
This 1960s/70s collection conjures an eerie pagan world of faeries and shape-shifting animals
The Bremen Jazz Festival performances capture two of the American's best bands pushing expression to the limit
The Chicago band turn towards synth-pop, but too many songs just drift by on this 20-track album
The Israeli singer's third solo album channels the sound and spirit of the 1960s
This 1980s-inspired album involves double lives and dangerous lovers, but exercises an air of caution
Galleries in Mexico City show how to visit an art fair without getting on a plane
