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The Istanbul Music Festival has brought audiences together with classical music for more than 40 years. One of Turkey's most prestigious events reinvents itself amid the global pandemic.

Efruz Cakirkaya, Director of Istanbul Music Festival​ 00:31

#IstanbulMusicFestival #Festival #Music

On this episode of Showcase;

Banksy Copyright Case 00:36

Enrico Bonadio, Reader at The City Law School 01:12

'Rocks' 07:46

Secrets of the Film 'Noir' 10:52

Chris Fujiwara, Film Critic and Programmer 14:58

Remains of the Last Red Rose 20:13

Ivan Fischer's Acoustics Improving Mask 23:40

#Rocks #FilmNoir #Banksy

Femme Fatales scheming the perfect crime‚ hard-boiled detectives hot on their trail. These old chestnuts prey on the very foundation of noir films of yesteryear. But these black and white crime dramas offer much more than pulpy mysteries. Alican Pamir has more.

Chris Fujiwara, Film Critic and Programmer 03:16

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#FilmNoir #Cinema #Hollywood

Banksy's 'Show me the Monet' is being auctioned off at Sotheby's. The artist stands to make millions. But when it comes to some of his other work, he can not legally claim full ownership.

Enrico Bonadio, Reader at The City Law School 00:39

#Banksy #Artist #Copyright

British youth films have a nagging habit of focusing on the boys. But a new movie called 'Rocks' is injecting some girl power into the genre and critics are digging it.

#Rocks #Cinema #BritishYouthFilms

This year's Emmy Awards may lack some of the traditional glitz and glamour, but the unconventional ceremony proved it's still possible to have a little fun amid the Covid chaos.

Jennifer Maas, TV Reporter at TheWrap​ 02:40

#EmmyAwards #Covid19 #Pandemic

On this episode of Showcase;

The Emmy Awards 00:32

Jennifer Maas, TV Reporter at TheWrap​ 03:29

Decadence and Dark Dreams: Belgian Symbolism 09:24

Diversity in This Year's Booker Prize Shortlist 13:05

Fiammetta Rocco, Culture Correspondent at The Economist 13:34

Movie Almanac: Seven's 25th Anniversary 20:48

#EmmyAwards #TheBookerPrize #Seven

The literary director of the Booker Prize Foundation says 'No one wins the Booker Prize because of who they are. A book wins because of what it does.' This year's Booker shortlist is the most diverse in the prize's history, and we look at why.

Fiammetta Rocco, Culture Correspondent at The Economist 00:30

#TheBookerPrize #Book #Literature

On Movie Almanac, we go back to September 15, 1995, when David Fincher directed Seven, the macabre thriller that redefined the detective genre.

#Seven #MorganFreeman #BradPitt

On this episode of Showcase;

'Ghosts' Wins Critics' Week Award 00:43

Azra Deniz Okyay, Director of 'Ghosts' 01:11

Between Empires, Beyond Borders the War and Armistice Years Through the Eyes of the Kope Family 08:47

Bruce Springsteen's 'Letter to You' 13:29

Flynn McLean‚ Co-host of 'None But The Brave Podcast' 13:56

Antebellum Flops 20:25

The Art of Ahmed Hassan 23:07

#VeniceFilmFestival #BruceSpringsteen #Antebellum