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In **Marty Supreme** , **Josh Safdie** takes the speed-freak rush of his work with brother Benny – Good Time, Uncut Gems – and knocks it out the park with a defiantly eccentric, go-for-broke crowd pleaser built upon Timothée Chalamet’s best performance since Call Me By Your Name. Chalamet absolutely slays as Marty Mauser, a charismatic young schemer from Manhattan living at homehellip; read more raquo;

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**Renate Reinsve** has been thinking a lot about family of late. “You know how at Christmas time, you go back to that same dynamic you were in as a kid?” says the 38-year-old actress, at home in Oslo on a break from touring the world with her new film. “And it happens _so_ fast.” It’s not just the upcoming festive period that’s got Reinsve in a ruminative mood. **Sentimental Value** , her second major collaboration with read more raquo;

As the year comes to a close and we resign to rest, coming together and eating good food with friends and family is something that many of us may be looking forward to. Which makes the final episode of Where It’s At a timely one. Food is at the core of many communities, cultures and celebrations. Food becomes ritual, memory. The Bronx-born chef and co-founder of the culinary collective read more raquo;

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## Susannah Frankel, editor-in-chief “The Rayee H stole from Hermès, because it's quite possibly the most delightful scarf in the world.” read more raquo;

When is a bean more than a bean? When it’s crafted from jade as a **Tiffany** necklace, of course. This piece is the brainchild of 70s Wünderkind Elsa Peretti, whose extraordinary work sought to elevate the ordinary and make the costly almost quotidian – amongst her innovations were diamonds by the yard, a dime-shop approach to that most precious of materials. That was just one of the revolutions Peretti brought to Tiffany, who she began working with in 1974 – before her,hellip; read more raquo;

The opening seconds of **Cover-Up** show footage from a 1968 news report in Utah, after a US Army nerve agent killed thousands of sheep at the Dugway Proving Ground. Institutional recklessness and an absence of accountability haunts the scene, themes that recur throughout the film – a thorough and occasionally spiky profile of investigative reporter Seymour Hersh. In addition to exposing America’s chemical and biological weapon programmes, Hersh was responsible forhellip; read more raquo;

_Strange Masculinity: Read five original short stories by Fitzcarraldo Edition authors, published in collaboration with the press for Another Man's Winter/Spring 2026 issue._ In 1941, during the German occupation of France, the then relatively unknown writers Jean Bruller and Pierre de Lescure came together to edit, publish and distribute a book called Le Silence de la mer (The Silence of the Sea). The story centred on two family members who refuse to speak to thehellip; read more raquo;

_The fifth season of_ _Girlhood Studies_ _is called Primary Sources. How have notions of adaptation, translation, and the thin line between fiction and memory formed depictions of girlhood? Expect the same studies of film and visual culture, but with a closer look at the texts they draw from._ Perhaps because it’s Christmas, perhaps because I’ve been overdue on this column,hellip; read more raquo;

# Sentimental Value Swapping the party people of his Oslo trilogy for a more mature lens on familial strife, Joachim Trier was at the top of his game with Sentimental Value, drawing perfectly pitched performances from The Worst Person in the World collaborator Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas. Reinsve plays Nora, a theatre actress suffering from stage fright who is rocked by the return of her father, charismatic film director Gustav, when her mum passeshellip; read more raquo;

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The Icelandic landscape has a way of ordering your attention. Steam rises from geysers on the brink of eruption, blue lagoons glow against plains of black volcanic sand, snow-covered trails fold into the mountains, and some of the world’s most indulgent spas sit quietly amid it all. In Reykjavík, you might catch Björk slipping into a shop, just another local running errands. Beyond the city, moss-covered lava fields give way to sulphur rivers, glaciers push up to meet vast ice caps andhellip; read more raquo; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; View Gallery (9 images)nbsp;

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**Wayne McGregor** is a revolutionary force within contemporary dance. The Royal Ballet’s resident choreographer challenges the conventional limits of the body, working across three decades with pioneering technology and in collaboration with kindred innovators from parallel fields, such as Max Richter and Garethhellip;[read more raquo; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; View Gallery (6 images)nbsp;

## The Silver Book by Olivia Laing Trouble is fermenting in the febrile heat of Rome. Violent political struggles are breaking out between militant neo-fascist, far-left organisations and the Italian state. Amid this tense unrest, Federico Fellini makes his opulent masterpiece, Casanova, and Pasolini makes his final film, Salò, an eviscerating and prophetic parable about the dangershellip; read more raquo;

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## A Deep-Dive into Peter Hujar’s Vast London Retrospective In January, the opening of a vast exhibition devoted to the life and work of Peter Hujar marked one of the most moving and widely discussed displays London saw this year. As one of the most influential figures in 20th-century photography, Hujar is best known for his intimate documentation ofhellip; read more raquo; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; View Gallery (9 images)nbsp;

Oral care may seem like a daily mundanity, devoid of ceremony, but for **Selahatin** founder Kristoffer Vural, the small act became a ritual of joy during his recovery from a stroke. Left hypersensitive to taste and smell, he began to question the jarring, chemically familiar flavours associated with toothbrushing, imagining a more mindful, sensorial approach instead. Selahatin was founded on that shift: elevating oral care into a ritualistic form of self-care throughhellip; read more raquo;

## **Seasonal Sparkles** Winter brings a renewed sense of _joie de vivre_ for makeup. Brands like **Victoria Beckham Beauty** release much-loved formulas in new, shimmery iterations. For fans of their **Cocoa Satin Kajal Liner** (so, everyone), gift the new **Cocoa Pavé** shade — a rich, cool brown peppered with silver sparkles. For the uninitiated, this eyeliner has ahellip; read more raquo;

A tradition, a rite of passage, an initiation, perhaps even a mild baptism of fire: the **Reset Show** , formerly known as the White Show, returns every December for **Central Saint Martins** ’ first-year fashion design students. The brief is straightforward: produce one complete look using only white. In recent years sustainability has entered the syllabus, with garments now constructed from recyclable white textiles that can be recuthellip; read more raquo; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; View Gallery (144 images)nbsp;

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What’s the difference between love and obsession? That’s the question asked in **Lurker** , the directorial debut of The Bear and Beef writer-producer Alex Russell. But for 28-year-old actor **Théodore Pellerin** , the unsettling psychological thriller – in which a fan whisked up in the world of a fast-rising popstar acts increasingly out of turn – was anhellip; read more raquo;