Director Marco Berger: ‘My films make some masculine viewers question if they could be gay’
Marco Berger’s films often begin, in one way or another, with a knock on the door. A young gay man steps into a summer house,
Misericordia review – waking dream of a movie is one of the strangest films of the year
Writer-director Alain Guiraudie must surely now be said to match Quentin Dupieux for the weirdest sense of humour in French cinema. But is comedy exactly
Charity faces legal action after relocated elephants in Malawi allegedly kill 10 people
People living on the edge of a protected area in Malawi are taking legal action against an NGO that moved more than 250 elephants into
Wigmore Hall says it no longer requires public funding
Celebrated classical music venue the Wigmore Hall has succeeded in its aim to raise £10m and will no longer require Arts Council funding, its director
Prince Harry resigns ‘in shock’ from African charity he founded in 2006
The Duke of Sussex has resigned from an African charity he set up 20 years ago after infighting in the organisation, saying he is “in
US war plans leak shows Five Eyes allies must ‘look out for ourselves’, says Mark Carney
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has said the inadvertent leak of classified military plans by senior US officials means that allied nations must increasingly “look
Emma Raducanu hits Miami hot streak as her persistence finally pays off | Tumaini Carayol
Jessica Pegula began her professional tennis journey with a head start on most of her peers. In a sport as prohibitively expensive as elite tennis,
Trump administration claims details of mass deportations are state secrets
The Trump administration invoked the “state secrets” privilege to avoid providing more information to a federal judge regarding this month’s highly contentious immigrant expulsions to
Ticketmaster may have breached law in pricing Oasis tickets, says CMA
The UK competition watchdog has said that Ticketmaster may have broken consumer protection law in the way it sold more than 900,000 tickets for Oasis’s
‘It’s so politically loaded’: Marlon Williams on ‘finding the gall’ to write an album entirely in Māori
Marlon Williams recalls a survey he once read about how often people think about death: on average, once a week. He laughs incredulously. “You know