Not waving, but dying
"Down a bit lower. That's it. Now, look at the camera. And now look puzzled. That doesn't look like 'puzzled'. Really puzzled. Hold it. Now, can you get even lower?"
"Down a bit lower. That's it. Now, look at the camera. And now look puzzled. That doesn't look like 'puzzled'. Really puzzled. Hold it. Now, can you get even lower?"
Martin Rowson is delighted to report that religion is on it's last legs
Sally Feldman isn't enamoured with Allende's swashbuckler
Jim Herrick discovers Joan Bakewell's Belief
Caspar Melville on the oddness of rock snobbery
Jim Herrick considers the two sides of August Strindberg
Andrew Tudor wonders what happened to all the arthouse cinemas
Caspar Melville on the loneliness of the long-distance shuffler
Chris paling is gripped by Kurkovs death in Kiev
Laurie Taylor on loss and lament