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Ron Howard directs a botched adaptation of J.D. Vance’s bestselling memoir of working-class America
James Erskine’s film draws on unheard interview tapes
The musically driven second film in the director’s Small Axe series focuses on a pair of revellers in west London
Alexander Nanau’s documentary tells an astonishing story with great skill
Alison Jacques is bringing a wave of marginalised artists who never “got their dues” to international glory
She does, because she can.
Ethan Hawke plays a grizzled, gunslinging abolitionist in the new mini-series
BBC documentary tells the gripping story of the firefighters who tried to save the historic cathedral
The novelist examines the impact of cancel culture and censorship on creativity in a new Sky Arts show
FT writers and critics choose their favourite titles of what has been an extraordinary year for books — covering subjects from politics and economics to science and history
From rugs and sofas to pictures and pokers, accessories and furniture that will make the most of a cosy fireplace
The Anonymous Lover shows depth of invention while in New York the Orchestra of St Luke’s showcases Composers of Note
Lyricist Bernie Taupin was inspired by a science fiction story
An escape from last year’s bush fires is among the stories told in an uplifting series from Australian network ABC
‘The little lights and decorations lend the atmosphere an air of ethereal magic’
Fury over a new memorial suggests we want feminists firmly costumed in the past or infantilised and unthreatening
Antique prints celebrating the golden age of discovery are flying once again
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A beautifully understated depiction of a labour of love in an unlikely location
Two CDs of flowing modern jazz reference the saxophonist’s decade-plus recording career
The composer’s legendary 1981 album is released for the first time outside Japan
The ensemble shows off its choral excellence in the music of this period
With its imaginative songcraft, the album promises a bright future for the New Zealand singer
A nicely understated vocal style is paired with impassively cold beats
A few years after they seemed to face the end, the titans of hard rock reprise their old sound
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