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In the final scene of our series by the FT’s film critic, here are some of the finest movies set in the UK capital — vivid depictions of the metropolis from the 1880s to the 2020s
And, by the looks of it, little else.
Our critic’s selection of the latest in home viewing
Dr Orna Guralnik allows cameras into her sessions with clients in this Showtime series
Gabriel Gatehouse has produced a curious, not condescending, look at the conspiracy theory
The Japanese corporation is on the cusp of full integration but critics say it needs to be wary of distractions like electric vehicles
Artist Tracey Emin talks about her life, legacy, and returning to her hometown. Plus: wine-tasting legend Jancis Robinson
People obsess over the band because modern culture is so static
From scientists to teenage amphibian breeders, photographer Jo Metson Scott meets the people restoring Britain’s natural ecosystems
Since her first recital aged four, she has played for and with presidents and now has a new record deal
Q&A with the singer and songwriter on a life-changing mentor, daily runs and lost shoes
The photographer depicted black Americans ‘morning, noon, night, at work, at play, talking, kidding, laughing’
The iconic New Yorker on still changing at 74, life after Lou Reed — and making music for cars and chimps
The young designer is the first recipient of the Ralph Saltzman Prize, a new award launched by London’s Design Museum
The UK singer uses the mixtape format to deliver songs with a looser, lighter feel
The new album is a sharp and driven return to the attacking style of earlier days
The composer’s score interweaves piano trio jazz with the feisty playing of the Crosby Street String Quartet
This recording is an ideal introduction to the composer’s gripping musical world
Sung in Gaelic, Scots and English, traditional songs are reworked into cinematic, urgent music
The Indian artist summons haunting sounds to evoke her concern with freedom of speech
The LA-based artist’s new London show deals with loneliness, artifice and the stories we tell ourselves
‘Scream’ reboots the slasher series, ‘Ascension’ explores China’s consumerism, Andrea Arnold brings bovine perspective to ‘Cow’, Tilda Swinton stars in ‘Memoria’ while Jeremy Irons is Chamberlain in ‘Munich: The Edge of War’, plus Stephen Graham in restaurant drama ‘Boiling Point’ — all reviewed by Danny Leigh
Jessica Kingdon’s sharply observed documentary may unnerve those who believe the market is a seedbed for democracy
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