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Christopher Nolan fans are embarking on epic journeys to see The Odyssey the way he wants

Cinephiles are crossing oceans to see the film at its highest possible resolution – and only 41 cinemas in the world are equipped to do itIn Homer’s Odyssey, the hero Odysseus embarks on an epic journey spanning oceans, monsters and gods to return home to his family. In a remarka

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How to Trick Your Way onto the Property Ladder review – living in a grave plot? We really

Oobah Butler pulls some fun stunts in this takedown of the housing crisis, such as hypnotising estate agents and renting prison cells. But his trip to a graveyard is brutally symbolicWhy can no one of my generation find an affordable place to live? Andy Burnham, who makes a surpr

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Evolution review – with this TV miracle, David Attenborough’s successor is well and truly

The new BBC documentary is so wondrous and awe-inspiring it will make you feel like a child again – and in Chris Packham, it has a presenter for the agesEvolution is a coronation. With this new, five-part BBC nature documentary, the presenter Chris Packham is effectively crowned

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I interviewed Sam Neill in 2024. He was even more charming than I’d expected | Zoe William

The actor, who has died aged 78, was refreshingly candid about Hollywood, filmmaking, his cancer treatment – and why he preferred life on his New Zealand farm to the movie businessSam Neill’s 20 best performancesA life in pictures‘A true gentleman’: actors, directors and leaders

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The Jonathan Larson Project review – Rent composer’s lost songs find a glorious new home

Southwark Playhouse Borough, LondonA lesser-known selection from the composer and lyricist’s archive is full of heart and humour, swinging between cabaret blues and pop bangersHow do you measure a year? Love is one answer, according to Jonathan Larson’s Rent, but what about songs

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Enid Marx: the maverick textile artist who changed tube commutes for ever

Her fabric designs jazzed up the London Underground and though Queen Elizabeth II rejected her idea for a stamp, her work made a permanent cultural imprint, as a new exhibition revealsLast time you travelled on the London Underground, here’s guessing you didn’t stop to think abou

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Jane Campion remembers Sam Neill: ‘He was radiating peace, beaming love’

The Piano director shares her memories of the actor on set – and the last time she saw him in hospitalSam Neill’s final interview and his life in pictures ‘A true gentleman’: actors, directors and leaders pay tribute to Sam NeillNeill interviewed in 2023, 2024 and 2026Sam. So eff

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‘He made wine and he shared it. What more do you want?’: Sam Neill remembered by his co-st

The actors Lindsay Duncan and Charles Dance, alongside director Peter Webber, pay tribute to a practical joker, unpretentious craftsman and ‘very cool guy’Sam Neill’s final interviewSam Neill’s 20 best performancesA life in picturesObituaryLindsay Duncan, co-star, Reilly, Ace of

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Andrew Lloyd Webber says Broadway in ‘dire danger’ as Cats musical announces early closing

The legendary composer warned theaters could soon meet the same fate as Hollywood’s ‘empty soundstages’Andrew Lloyd Webber has spoken out about the precarious state of Broadway in the wake of the early closing of his revival Cats: The Jellicle Ball.“Broadway is more than a street

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‘The crowd are there for the crashes’: how a play performed on a racetrack became a smash

The Kneebone Cadillac is about a sport in which community is fostered yet collisions are encouraged. Actors, audiences and drivers explain the rushLexi Crosbie was five days old when she went to her first ever banger race. “I grew up around the track,” the 14-year-old says. At ni

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‘It wasn’t a dream, it was a threat’: the film festival celebrating pan-Africanism’s rich

Project a Black Planet: Film, a new season of screenings at the Barbican in London exemplifies how the movement was an act of solidarity, resistance and fierce creativityAlgiers, 1969. What had, for seven years, been the metropolis of a newly independent country became, over the

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System of a Down review – perverted pop and anti-war anger mixed into a metal melee

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, LondonThe veteran band may not have much new material to show for the past decade or so but this brutal, melodious mayhem still inspires catharsisSince re-forming in 2010, System of a Down (SOAD) have existed in some weird limbo, playing numerous big-ti

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