Polyphonic: Animated Poetry and Music
Andreea Scridon reports on a music & poetry event held at the Romanian Cultural Institute
festivals
The Darkest Universe. Film review by Wendy French.
Here’s a new film not to be missed from the BAFTA nominated directors of ‘Black Pond,’ Will Sharpe and Tom Kingsley. The film was first shown at the beginning of May 2016 at PictureHouse Central, Piccadilly as part of the London Comedy Film Festival, which promoted the film as being: filled with wit, melancholy and surreal breath-taking images. It’s one of the boldest and most beautiful British films in years.
The Passover Files
THE PASSOVER FILES – A poem sequence for Easter Week
Who Moved the Stone?
In the weeks leading up to Easter, Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reflects on the surprising longevity of Frank Morison’s 1930 book which examines events surrounding the first Good Friday.
An Interview With Patricia Oxley
Leah Fritz talks to Patricia Oxley about editing Acumen poetry magazine, running the Torbay festival and being awarded the MBE
Jazz Joan and Cigarettes. Clare Doyle.
Here we are in a small town in the Gers department in South West France. This year around 200,000 visitors are expected to descend upon the village for the Marciac Jazz festival. It sounds impossible, but it works!