8
Oct
2014
LFF: ‘Electric Boogaloo’
Guns, gore and girls – and that’s just the opening credits. A no doubt soon-to-be cult documentary embracing the hedonistic sleaze of the Cannon Group with unabashed '80s nostalgia.
7
Oct
2014
LFF: ‘Ne Me Quitte Pas’
A healthy dose of self deprecating wit and stoicism from the not-so-healthy in rural Belgium in this surprisingly hilarious and thoughtful documentary of friendship and family.
6
Oct
2014
LFF: ‘Austin to Boston’
Four bands, five VW campervans, a backseat full of guitars and a whole lot of road - this purposely lo-fi documentary is a little indie gem.
5
Oct
2014
LFF: ‘10,000km’
Because it’s not just you and them in a relationship anymore – a beautiful and revelatory film revealing technology might just be the real enemy in a couple’s long distance relationship.
4
Oct
2014
Basement Sate, Soho
Basement Sate manages to retain the better aspects of a speakeasy without the pretence. Its candlelit corners are the perfect place for a moonlight, gin-soaked rendezvous.
1
Oct
2014
‘A Soirée in a Cemetery’
Hosted in a secret Victorian cemetery, the night will feature story telling music, comedy, shadow puppetry and other interesting cultural forms
27
Sep
2014
BFI 58th London Film Festival: What to See
We gear up for an autumn of film with some of our highlights from this year’s festival
19
Sep
2014
Shochu Kanteen, Charlotte Street
Located below its prestigious parent, Shochu Kanteen couples the elegance found upstairs with a bold and youthful vibe - another welcome addition to London’s array of Japanese diners
18
Sep
2014
London Fashion Week: Backstage with Mariana Jungmann
Rihanna herself would have been proud of the slinky hoodie finale paired with blinged-up sunglasses
16
Sep
2014
My London: Vladimir Shcherban, Theatre Director
'I can’t say I know a bigger inspiration for creation than to be outraged by something unjust'
