With high-profile activists taking over Guy Ritchie and Gadaffi Jr's mansions, it's no wonder squatting is one of the hottest topics in Westminster... more
With Archipelago, director Joanna Hogg has not only created a beautiful film about an upper-middle-class family but, argues David Sexton, she has also invented a new style of British cinema that doesn't caricature class... more
Before he moved into film, the controversial British director was a compassionate photographer. As an exhibition of his scenes of post-war London opens, he takes Sue Steward through his box of memories... more
Tilda Swinton insists that her life in the wilds of the Highlands, with a younger lover and free-spirited children, is utterly normal. And her newest film explains the importance of following your heart, wherever it leads... more
Patrick Procktor was a flamboyant, witn society in the 1960s and 1970s. But the artist’s life was blighted by alcohol and jealousy. Gavanndra Hodge paints a portrait of a peacock... more
With gorgeous scene-setting, keen intelligence and great originality, Peter Greenaway tells the story of Rembrandt's fall from grace in Nightwatching.... more
With two films by recent graduates going head-to-head at the prestigious Locarno Festival, Mike Leigh's movie academy is having its best year ever.... more
Just as the derelict warehouses and factories of the 1970s were revitalised, the sites left by Woolworths and others could prove an unexpected bonus of recession... more
After mentoring from Derek Jarman and a spell in music videos and soaps, 47-year-old Joanna Hogg has directed a feature debut that has made her the darling of the film critics... more
By limiting itself to winners of the Turner Prize and ignoring all the shortlisted artists, Tate Britain's retrospective misses out on so much of the provocative work of the YBAs.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
To mark the Bank Holiday, Tate Modern will be screening Andy Warhol's first film, Sleep, with Michael Nyman playing the Satie music that inspired it.... more
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