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People jokingly asked “What’s the point?” and for some, the UK’s first multiplex cinema served simply as a landmark to light up the sky as they drove home at night. Now, local cinema-goers have been remembering it affectionately, after news … Continued
The Mori Art Museum is no stranger to crowd-pulling exhibitions, yet this week’s preview of The Architecture of Sou Fujimoto: Primordial Future Forest drew a particularly eager audience. Industry media, foreign journalists and national newspapers were among those packed into … Continued
A new chapter has begun for London’s premiere public gallery as the redesign, led by a New York-based architecture firm, proves a restoring grace to the controversial Sainsbury Wing. Source: Selldorf Architects’ healing touch is just what the wounded National … Continued
Can a new ministry, a former technology executive and €500bn drag the country out of the analogue age? Source: ‘Free the laptops!’ Why Germany’s digital overhaul can’t come soon enough – Monocle
South Korean cinema has exploded onto the global stage in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. With their unique storytelling, technical brilliance, and willingness to push boundaries across genres, Korean filmmakers have captivated audiences worldwide. From thought-provoking dramas … Continued
As Japan Cuts returns for its 18th edition, director of film Peter Tatara speaks to Monocle about Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s enduring legacy and why ‘shochu’ is the toast of Manhattan this summer. Source: The film festival toasting Japan’s cinematic renaissance in … Continued