Train to Busan ten years on: zombie thriller that propelled the rise of Korean cinema

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Smithsonian’s Prospective Plans for American Latino Museum Could Circumvent Congressional Approval

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Maria Martins Was More Than Just Duchamp’s Lover

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Europol Warns of Increasingly Violent Museum Thefts

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LandxSea Film Festival

Taking place at the community-owned Montrose Playhouse from 11–13 September, this year’s LandxSea Film Festival will bring together 22 films and a packed programme of live Q&As, musical performances, workshops, community activities and conversations exploring the future of land, sea and the living world. Still from Walter Kalan’s ‘Children & Animals’ The festival opens on […]

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