Culture

Amor Towles discusses the TV adaptation of his smash-hit novel A Gentleman in Moscow and the influence of cinema on his books.

Drawn from real life sub-cultures—Akira sketches the struggles of familiar rebels living in a strange new world.

Cut down tragically in a cruel twist of fate, Isadora Duncan all but invented dance as we know it today. Here, we look at her life, her times—and what survived. 

We revisit the daring British racer Donald Campbell: a record breaking maverick who sought new frontiers in speed.

Patrick Dempsey, famed actor and racer akin to Newman and McQueen, discusses his journey on and off the wheel.

Paul Sng talks to A RABBIT'S FOOT about his documentary exploring the life of Tish Murtha, a photographer from South Shields with an unwavering political committment to depicting life in the North East of England.

One of LFF's most exciting recent additions, this virtual and augmented reality exhibit has mind-altering potential.

One of the longest Hollywood strikes in History has come to an end.

Writer Sam Murphy looks into the renaissance of drive-in cinemas—exploring some of the most charming venues still going strong.

Jonathan Becker reminisces on his mentor, the great photographer Brassaï, his influence in his own career, and those halcyon days spent with the genius in France and the United States. This is Brassaï, by one of the artists who knew him best.