Ignore the Spanish subtitles, they don't last long! I think this is a really wonderful modernist effort. I particularly like the black-gloved servant, the weird imagery surrounding the coffin, and the way the fall itself is handled. But it's all good! As in weird...
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EVERY PLACE UNLIKE HOME by Charles Wilkinson (Zagava 2026)
On the top floor of a converted warehouse, the restaurant is a discreet venue, well away from the established haunts of the political powe...
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'B. Catling, R.A. (1948-2022) was born in London. He was a poet, sculptor, filmmaker, performance artist, painter, and writer. He held...
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The 59th issue of the long-running magazine offers a wide range of stories by British and American authors. From an anecdote told in a Yorks...
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That's excellent.
I've seen the longer 1929 version but not this one.
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