Film & TV
Harbour Lights Is the Film of the Autumn
A tender, wind-blown drama about two ferry pilots has become the sleeper hit nobody saw coming.
Issue 214
Reading the week closely: culture, food, ideas and the wider world.
Film Critic
Felix has reviewed films for fifteen years and still sits in the third row, slightly to the left.
5 stories
A tender, wind-blown drama about two ferry pilots has become the sleeper hit nobody saw coming.
2 min read
After years of bloated seasons, television's best writers are rediscovering the discipline of the single story.
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A hand-animated fable about a village of cartographers took eleven years and looks like nothing else this year.
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Sofas, supper clubs and film-school Q&As: how small screens are winning back the weeknight crowd.
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