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”Kinds of Kindness": Lanthimos's Return to Sicko Mode | London Cult.
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”Kinds of Kindness”: Lanthimos’s Return to Sicko Mode

”Kinds of Kindness": Lanthimos's Return to Sicko Mode | London Cult.
As “Poor Things” swept through the festival circuit, recruiting more devotees into the fold of the “Greek Weird Wave,” Yorgos Lanthimos was already finishing his next cinematic venture. “Kinds of Kindness” presents a conceptual exploration of the nature of manipulative…
Post Tenebras Lux | London Cult.
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Post Tenebras Lux

Post Tenebras Lux | London Cult.
Critics have heralded Carlos Reygadas as the “third wave of Mexican cinema in one person,” positioning him as a successor to Buñuel and Jodorowsky. Initially destined for diplomacy after studying at an English college and working at the European Commission,…
The therapeutic effect of theatre
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The therapeutic effect of theatre

The therapeutic effect of theatre
We know from global theatre history that every country made its cultural contribution to the vivid and exciting development of the art over the years. From ancient drama to the theatre of the Absurd, the actors mediate changes in the…
Healthy Junkies
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Popular London alt-punk band releases new single

Healthy Junkies
Healthy Junkies, the long-standing alternative punk band from London, have released Favourite Place, a new single preceding their much-anticipated new album, Listen To The Mad, due to be released everywhere on Friday, 22nd November by Banana Castle Records.
“Slack Bay” Between Heaven and Hell | London Cult.
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“Slack Bay” Between Heaven and Hell

“Slack Bay” Between Heaven and Hell | London Cult.
The Atlantic landscape, with its sandy dunes, fishing boats, white cliffs, and wind-combed heather—a scene both picturesque and harsh. “On picturesqueness and harshness” aptly describes Bruno Dumont’s “Slack Bay,” where two facets of the human soul suffer equally: the aristocratic…
Poor Children | London Cult.
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Poor Children

Poor Children | London Cult.
The Art Theatre London team has staged the prose of Charles Bukowski. The performance, played at Riverside Studios, combines several texts by Charles Bukowski, connected by time and the shared sense of hopelessness that critics have termed “dirty realism.” Why,…