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Music: a guide to Nicolas Jaar
A guide to the fearless Palestinian-Chilean artist.
24 hrs ago
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Cat Woods
This week in the Neighbourhood
John Malkovich joins the roster of Martin McDonagh’s old men, and Daniel Mason delivers another classic
Nov 7
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Neighbourhood
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Book review: Country People
Country People feels smaller in scale than Mason’s previous, but what shimmers in it is the depth of the supporting characters, all crafted with humour…
Nov 6
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Amy Dale
Film review: Wild Horse Nine
In spite of all the big plot ideas, Wild Horse Nine plays out with the quiet candour of theatre.
Nov 6
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Francisco Silva
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October 2026
This week in the neighbourhood
A Halloween 70s classic unearths from the dead, a long-awaited A24/Robert Pattinson drama about (metaphorical) modern vampires, and a Brooklyn indie…
Oct 31
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Neighbourhood
Music review: DIIV
The LA-based band take their shoegaze-pop on a world tour
Oct 30
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Cat Woods
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Film review: Primetime
The three central stars unlock the intensity of a feature that is less about cut-throat television than it is 2006’s slipping grip on humanity.
Oct 30
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Francisco Silva
Film review: The Devils
An exhilarating ride more than 50 years in the waiting.
Oct 29
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Francisco Silva
This week in the Neighbourhood
Taika Waititi bites more than he can chew; a British folk darling goes solo; and two East-Asian cosy lit recommendations.
Oct 24
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Neighbourhood
Book review: Plant Lady, The Premonition
For those caught up in the Japanese and Korean lit wave, yet ready to leave the cafe.
Oct 23
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Amy Dale
Music review: Ex-Re’s “Save As”
The album sees Elena Tonra traversing heartbreak, road trips, and ice cream aisles.
Oct 23
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Cat Woods
Film review: Klara and the Sun
The question must be asked: why is Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s superb novel so heavy-handed?
Oct 23
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Francisco Silva
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