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WORLD
May 17, 2013
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Nigel Andrews
May 16, 2013
Cinema reviews: The Great Gatsby, Beware of Mr Baker, The Liability
Baz Luhrmann’s hectic Fitzgerald adaptation; profile of a protean drummer; hit-man movie that misses the mark
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WORLD
May 13, 2013
France takes to cultural barricades
Hollande moves to protect art, films and music industries
©Luis Grañena
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FT MAGAZINE
May 10, 2013
Steven Soderbergh
The esteemed Hollywood director is giving up the big screen. He tells Matthew Garrahan that after his forthcoming film about Liberace, he’ll do anything… except another movie
©Jim Bridges
Nigel Andrews
May 9, 2013
Cinema reviews: Mud, Star Trek Into Darkness, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, A Hijacking and more
A captivating runaway adventure; JJ Abrams’ new Star Trek movie; Mira Nair tackles Islam and Islamism; and a Danish drama about a Somali hijacking
©Charlie Bibby
Emma Jacobs
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MANAGEMENT
May 6, 2013
School for stardom
From Amy Winehouse to Adele, the Brit School has long helped youngsters with artistic ambition
- Slideshow Brit School
- Jay-Z The rapper with a sporting empire
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COMPANIES
May 5, 2013
US studios seek inroads into Bollywood
Disney, Viacom and Fox eye larger share of Imarket
©James Ferguson
May 5, 2013
TV preview: Bankers, BBC2
This three-part BBC documentary series, beginning on Wednesday May 8, explores the banking industry’s fall from grace
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TRAVEL
May 3, 2013
On location: ‘The Great Gatsby’
The action unfolds on Long Island, described by the novel’s narrator Nick Carraway as ‘that slender riotous island’
Nigel Andrews
May 2, 2013
Cinema reviews: I’m So Excited!, Gimme the Loot, Chimpanzee and more
Pedro Almodóvar’s airborne comedy; smart young director Adam Leon’s shaggy Bronx movie; a sentimental simian documentary; and more
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THEATRE & DANCE
May 1, 2013
Fräulein Julie, Barbican, London
Katie Mitchell has created an inspired, deconstructed version of Strindberg’s play
From
COMPANIES
Apr 29, 2013
Pinewood to develop US film studio
UK group in joint venture to build facility near Atlanta, Georgia
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FT MAGAZINE
Apr 26, 2013
Vanessa Redgrave
The supremely elegant 76-year-old actor has mellowed her political stance. She talks austerity, family and nudity with Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
Apr 25, 2013
Cinema reviews: The Look of Love, Iron Man 3, In the Fog and more
Steve Coogan plays pornographer and property magnate Paul Raymond; Robert Downey Jr has a ball in Iron Man 3; an epic story of partisans in the Russian forests
Apr 19, 2013
Czech-point drama
How HBO is seeking to bring high-quality, politically incisive TV to eastern Europe
Apr 19, 2013
A radical hard sell
With the spectre of terrorism haunting the US, Mira Nair’s new film, an adaptation of Mohsin Hamid’s ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’, has added poignancy
Apr 18, 2013
Cinema reviews: Love Is All You Need, Olympus Has Fallen, Promised Land and more
Pierce Brosnan in a corny, swoony love story set in Italy; Koreans kidnap the president in ‘Olympus Has Fallen’; Matt Damon takes on the frackers in ‘Promised Land’
Apr 12, 2013
Univision of the future
As an expanding Hispanic community transforms the US media landscape, the Spanish-language broadcaster Univision is planning a new English-language network
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