Shaking the world

HOW MUCH DO AMBITION AND CHUTZPAH count in filmmaking these days? The Testament of Ann Lee, directed by Mona Fastvold, is for better or worse like no other movie you’ve seen. A musical about the found

An academic on the run in 1970s Brazil; a Saharan search for a missing daughter; an animated childhood in ’60s Japan...

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For 11 or 12 days in 1654, Anna Trapnel, a self-styled prophet from Poplar, lay in a stupor in an inn near Whitehall. With her eyes shut and her body unmoving, she spoke and sang prophecies to the cro

Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights is set to be the most talked-about film of the year

April’s Nature Marker: The subtle spring shift April brings a quiet shift: the landscape starts to ease forward. Trees show the first murmurs of new life, buds rounding subtly, as though the branches