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Runway fashion—should we care?
If a designer wardrobe is not in your budget, is the runway still a worthwhile spectator sport?
Review: Static Gestures
An exercise in actively listening to art
Finding light in times of darkness
Come Up To My Room 2019
Broadway’s reawakening
Listening to theatre as a form of magic
Music for the end of the world
How The 1975 and Julia Holter unsettle the sights and sounds of the present
The Strand’s best of 2018
Our editors’ top pop culture picks
Review: Aquaman
Experiments in time in an inspired superhero spectacle
Playlist: I’m Psychic
Late fall songs for intimate moments
Mirror images
Notes on translation and remakes after Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria
Review: The Seventh Seal
On Friday, November 2, TIFF had its first screening of The Seventh Seal in its two-month-long centennial celebration of Ingmar Bergman, which runs from October 24 to December 23. I went into the screening just after reading Liam Lacey’s piece on the TIFF retrospective for Original Cin. To make Bergman “relevant to our own times,” Lacey suggests a reimagining of Bergman as a superhero—a reconceptualization so Bergman might fit in ...