A House For Miss Pauline
Diana McCaulay Dialogue Books, 2025 Review by Suzanne Harrington Miss Pauline, who keeps a cutlass down her boot and drinks…
Theft
Abdulrazak Gurnah Bloomsbury, 2025 Review by Franklin Nelson What does a writer do after winning the Nobel prize in literature,…
Ernest Cole: Lost and Found
(directed by Raoul Peck) Review by Roger Robinson 1. I’m old enough to remember the famous Nelson Mandela 70th birthday…
All We Imagine As Light
Written and directed by Payal Kapadia (2024) Reviewed by Danielle Papamichael Payal Kapadia has made history as the first Indian filmmaker…
Champion
Ishy Din - Live Theatre - Newcastle Reviewed by John Siddique Ishy Din’s Champion is a superb three-hander in which…
Resistance
Resistance: How protest shaped Britain and photography shaped protest Turner Contemporary, Margate, 22 February – 1 June 2025 Review by…
Nickel Boys
Directed by RaMell Ross (2024) Review by Roger Robinson 1. If you knew me during my teen years in Trinidad,…
Green Border
Directed by Agnieska Holland (2023) Review by Maria Jastrzębska The region where the green border of this film’s title lies,…
Noah Davis
Barbican Art Gallery, London, 6 February – May 2025 Review by Colin Grant An African American boy propels himself into…
The Seed of the Sacred Fig
Directed by Mohammad Rasoulof (2024) Review by Zebib K. Abraham The Seed of the Sacred Fig is a riveting tale…