Culturelle
Review: The Big Picture
From popular French director, Eric Lartigau, The Big Picture is an emotionally charged thriller with a star-studded cast and an electrifying central performance from Romain Duris.
I’ve Fallen In Love With A Woman
While Elaine Dundy was she most certainly a woman, she was most certainly not a lady. Oh, and another thing? She could write her sexy ass off.
The Commuter Classics: Our Tragic Universe
A non-linear structure, and Scarlett Thomas’ rich prose on philosophy, literature, science and relationships, makes Our Tragic Universe a delight to commute with.
Review: War Horse
A crowd-pleasing love story commenting on the sheer brutality and wastefulness of war, it’s clear to see why Steven Spielberg’s latest film is tipped for the prizes.
Review: Shame
From acclaimed director Steve McQueen, Shame is a powerful and devastatingly honest erotic drama highlighting the overpowering nature of human addiction.
Culturelle: The Best Of 2011
A year in culture features and there have been some fascinating, thought-provoking pieces; we present our edit of the best of the best.
My Classic Film: Les 400 Coups
Cited by many as their favourite film of all time, François Truffaut’s simply, beautifully-shot masterpiece went on to define La Nouvelle Vague.
The Enigmatic Artists
Running In Heels takes a look at five of music’s most enigmatic female artists, from rock and pop, soul to blues – and from ceaselessly out there to near on unknown…
Wonder Woman: Tilda Swinton
She has graced the screen in both independent films and blockbusters; we consider the career of the talented actress and sometime muse.
Thinking Beyond The Box
The eternal complaint about television is that there’s nothing on, but is it really true? We consider how television is changing to become more exciting and more relevant than ever.
