Andrew Latimer

A film of substantial elegance, grace and even quiet desperation about the routines of a seemingly unremarkable Spanish tailor.

A fascinatingly Melvillesque – but potholed – story of a Mafioso bodyguard in Sicily.

An oblique and eccentric comedy on the moral consequences of unrestricted power.

A completely euphoric experience that brings forward the backup singers who gave feeling, energy and memory to classic music.

Polina Borisova’s Go! is an entrancingly poignant account of vanishing memories.

This kind of enigmatic theatre may appeal to the steadfast avant-garde enthusiast, but is broadly unengaging.

Tortoise in a Nutshell revive their 2012 Fringe hit to reveal a frightening vision of war.

An evening of mixed outcomes as Scrapyard and Paper Doll Militia join forces in an 'unhinged' showcase.

A playful yet touching piece of sensual storytelling on the euphoria – and despondency – of love.

Don Hertzfeldt's marvellous new triptych tale gives a new face to existential angst.