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Bon Jovi at Wembley Stadium | Live review (opens the original)
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It’s been a long wait, but finally the day has arrived for Bon Jovi to return to the stage. After a four-year tour hiatus following Jon Bon Jovi’s vocal surgery, there was much anticipation for the Forever Tour – and not a little bit of pressure, as captured with emotion in the 2024 Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story documentary, which not only charted their history but also Jon’s doubts over the longevity of his performing capabilities. As fans flooded into the huge expanse of Wembley Sta
“The movie creates communication between people who can’t communicate anymore”: Vladimir de Fontenay and Woody Norman on My Father’s Island (opens the original)
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My Father’s Island is the atmospheric feature from Vladimir de Fontenay (Mobile Homes), which adapts a novella by David Vann, Sukkwan Island, itself a meditation on grief, family and reconciliation. It stars Woody Norman, who previously starred opposite Joaquin Phoenix in C’mon C’mon, as Roy, and the brilliant Swann Arlaud as his estranged father, who wishes to reconnect via a stay on a remote Norwegian island. Its premise initially suggests a survival thriller, but it quickly morphs into someth
“You don’t need a Harley to like this movie”: Joseph Zentil, Dylan Arnold and Pierce Csurgo on Born to Lose at Raindance Film Festival 2026 (opens the original)
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Born to Lose is the feature debut of Joseph Zentil, which channels his own personal connection to biker culture as well as draws on the rich tradition of it in cinema, from Easy Rider to The Bikeriders, delivering a gritty slice of Americana. The film stars Dylan Arnold (of You, Halloween and Oppenheimer fame) as coke-addicted biker Andy, who returns home, not only to find his father dead, but having to face up to his dangerous criminal legacy and escalating debts. He does, however, also inherit
“I like to take the audience on a journey to cyberspace”: Sophie Grey on retro electro, supporting Duran Duran and bringing her live show to BST Hyde Park (opens the original)
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Sophie Grey is a self-described “retro electro” artist, her sound bringing, as it does, “aspects of familiarity and unfamiliarity.” A classically trained pianist, she writes and produces all of her own music, blending nostalgic pop influences from Toto to Karen Carpenter with shimmering electronic production, all brought to life through immersive theatrical performances complete with a keytar, robot companion and fantastical cyberpunk costuming. We caught up with the fast-rising artist hot off t
“There were a lot of tears, which is odd for a horror film”: Mauricio Chernovetzky interview on Sacrificios at Raindance Film Festival 2026 (opens the original)
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Sacrificios is not your average horror movie designed to have you jump out your skin, but rather sneak under it with its haunting, unsettling atmosphere and dark psychological territory. The premise follows a father, mourning the loss of his son, faced with an impossible prospect. He is reunited with his son, but at a terrible cost: he has an insatiable appetite for his father’s blood. We sat down with writer-director Mauricio Chernovetzky during Raindance Film Festival 2026, where the feature p
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