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'The Teachers’ Lounge: Ilker Çatak’s arresting new film' by James Cleverley
Film Ilker Çatak’s arresting new film German Film Festival Film Ilker Çatak’s arresting new film German Film Festival Leonie Benesch as Frau Carla Nowak in The Teachers' Lounge (courtesy of Palace Films). Frau Carla Nowak (Leonie Benesch) stands in front of her class. A student volunteers a solution to the mathematical problem on the board.
'Corsage: The fascinating and multi-versioned Sisi' by James Cleverley
Film The fascinating and multi-versioned Sisi Vendetta Films ABR Arts • 07 February 2023 Film The fascinating and multi-versioned Sisi Vendetta Films ABR Arts • 07 February 2023 Vicky Krieps as Sisi in Corsage (photograph by Felix Vratny). The Empress Elisabeth is trapped, cinched by the titular garment as tightly as she is stuck in her very public role and a loveless marriage. The audience, too, is held captive, mesmerised by the bold and dynamic performance of Vicky Krieps.
'Corsage: The fascinating and multi-versioned Sisi' by James Cleverley
Theatre An elegiac work about corporate power Red Stitch Actors' Theatre ABR Arts • 07 February 2023 Theatre An elegiac work about corporate power Red Stitch Actors' Theatre ABR Arts • 07 February 2023 Emily Goddard in Wittenoom (photograph by Jodie Hutchinson). The Empress Elisabeth is trapped, cinched by the titular garment as tightly as she is stuck in her very public role and a loveless marriage.
‘A Stasi Comedy: The absurdity of life under the Stasi’ by James Cleverley
Film The absurdity of life under the Stasi Film The absurdity of life under the Stasi A still from A Stasi Comedy, screening as part of the German Film Festival (image courtesy of Palace Films) A Stasi Comedy bundles its explorations of truth, desire, morality, and freedom into an exuberant coming-of-age story. In Melbourne, the Palace Cinema Como was humming in anticipation at the opening night of the German Film Festival.
Mutualisation, not nationalisation
As I write, I am sitting on a stationary Arriva Wales train from Cardiff Central to Manchester Piccadilly which has been stranded in Newport for the past two hours. The reason? There is a train in front that is so out of date that it physically does not have the power to move up a fairly steep hill. That is the position British trains are in at the moment.
The time has come
It is time politicians put some faith in the future of the country by allowing votes at 16, writes James Cleverley. This article is part of James’ #VotesAt16 guest edit. The future of our country is currently in its most uncertain point in generations. With a weak and divided Tory government limping towards a no-deal Brexit and shutting Britain off from the rest of the world, young people are rightfully angry.
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