For decades, Sherlock Holmes' biggest rival isn't a villain, it's his own brother, Mycroft who plays a straight-laced foil to the detective's neurotic persona. But Netflix has a new show. And it is Sherlock's teen sister that steals the thunder.
Alan Clarke was an acclaimed, award-winning director who had his roots in the BBC. Yet, his socially conscious, politically charged work was deemed controversial. His films ended up being banned at 'the Beeb'. Here is a look at what exactly made this renegade movie-maker such an important figure in film history.
The 1920s was a defining moment in movie history. It produced some of the most enduring classics ever recorded on films, such as Metropolis, Man with A Movie Camera and Nosferatu. A recent BBC article asks the question whether or not that decade was the greatest in cinema. So today, we turn the dial back 100 years ago to find the answer.
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Art Basel had announced the cancellation of all three of its physical shows due to the coronavirus pandemic. But the events are still going ahead with a new format: online viewing rooms.
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Installation art veteran Sarkis sees a parallel between the Big Bang and his artistic creations. It is a massive comparison that needs some explaining. Showcase’s Sena Arslan spoke to Sarkis about his world view.