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David Cronenberg's Eastern Promises takes a look at the seedy underbelly of London. But he is by no means the first international director to focus on the capital's dark and neglected corners, writes Sheila Johnston. | | Sean Penn on why he doesn't care what people think of him. | Flame-haired actress Julianne Moore on film, family and freckles. | | Ben Affleck on why his directorial debut has had to be postponed. | Film Noir Collection, Black Gold, Goodbye Bafana and more. |
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WHAT'S NEW The Darjeeling Limited, Nancy Drew, American Gangster and more. Black Sheep, Death Proof, Gypsy Caravan and more. Watch Jennifer Garner and Jamie Foxx in action in Peter Berg's Saudi Arabian thriller, The Kingdom. |
SCREEN TALK | Sheila Johnston picks out this year's festival highlights. FILM REVIEWS
| | | Portrayer of weirdos, criminals and blazing psychos Brad Dourif. | The latest film festivals in Britain and abroad. |
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REGULARS Rupert Christiansen laments haphazard scheduling in
the arts. Julian Lloyd Webber celebrates the restoration of our great concert halls. Gillian Reynolds: Radio 4 is satirical, philosophical and devilishly funny. Julie Taymor talks to Marc Lee about Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon. |
"Whatever your view on contemporary China, the exhibition was a fascinating, intoxicating window into a world that I imagine would be almost as alien to a modern Shanghai urbanite as it was to me..." | |
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