Film
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After the prize
What happens to writers, artists and film-makers who receive their craft’s most coveted gongs? We discover how plaudits can bring both success and challenges.
Culture
A lease of new life in Kuala Lumpur’s venues, a concrete option for Irish cinema-lovers and the return of a German literary review.
State of the art
As 2018 hits the run-out groove we praise its creative highs and cast an eye over what’s ahead.
Shop, read, listen
Cutting-edge cutlery, playful glassware (and a bottle of bourbon to fill it with), classic scents, the latest music and tasteful souvenirs to remind you of sunnier climes.
Shop, read, listen
Vaunted vinyl, brilliant books and retailers that cater to exactng tastes.
Crime time
Screenwriter and novelist Hans Rosenfeldt has popularised Nordic noir with ‘The Bridge’. We follow him into the woods.
Little by little
In this CGI era when craft means corralling pixels, we visit a traditional animation studio in Tokyo to marvel at mastering the miniature among models and drying paint.
The greatest show on earth
Curzon CEO Philip Knatchbull has been key to modernising arthouse film distribution. But he hasn’t forgotten the magic of the big screen, delivering gracefully designed cinemas that celebrate the shared experience of film.
Behind the scenes
Ruben Östlund couldn’t create his idiosyncratic – and award-winning – films without his trusted team. From make-up artist to sound engineer, they’re the backbone of the creative process.
