Monday 4 January
From the hipsters of Williamsburg in Brooklyn to the cinephiles of France, Romanian cinema is developing a global cult-like following that in 2010 should make Romania famous for something far more meaningful than Dracula…
When it comes to a Friday night out at the movies, we’ll be booking our seats in Bangkok, Singapore and Tokyo. Now pass the Peranakan menu and a blanket.
At the 2007 Oscars three Mexican film directors received 16 nominations between them, but in their homeland, the industry is lagging. Monocle meets the next generation of filmmakers, whose dream is to turn talent into…
Monday 25 January
“This is your guide to cinematic rebellion,” screeches the cover of the booklet accompanying the 2010 Sundance Film Festival.
Fact & Fiction, New Delhi.
The Bavarian Opera's new magazine, a cinema that's a community hub in Japan and our regular columnist gives us an update on newspaper *Mint*. Plus, the latest in our series on gallery owners and a Q&A with the founders of…
Tuesday 1 January
Enjoy our New Year round-up of the best cinema, DVD and film events for the coming weeks.
Top tipping for 2012 and a round-up of the best books, music, and cinema, including Martin Westlake's Asian photography.
Monocle flies on ANA’s new 787, visits a bookstore-turned- restaurant in Porto and samples a cinema in Wellington.
Saturday 3 November
This weekend check out Korean cinema in London, enjoy art in Toronto and listen to the new album from songwriter Cody Chestnutt.
The Swedish company teaching Hollywood a ting or two with the A-Cam, the smallest 16mm cinema camera in the world.
Friday 18 November
If you were in a cinema and the person next to you screamed all the way through the film would you complain? But then imagine doing all that queuing with a convoy of buggies, about 18 bags and a hypersensitive infant?
Japanese pop megastar Kyary Pamyu Pamyu stops by Midori house, we hear what cinema was on show at this year's Berlin International Film Festival, and get a minute of sound from Rio carnival
Saturday 21 January
This weekend’s highlights include a new cinema in Dublin, an art fair in London and a debut album by Diagrams.
We assess the possibility of an uprising in Saudi Arabia, discuss Lebanon’s erotic art, and check out the BFI’s new focus on Danish cinema.
Saturday 8 December
This weekend check out new cinema in Dubai, Japanese cuisine in New York and enjoy live dates from musician Sinkane in France, the UK and US.
The latest on Greece’s anti-austerity strikes, Julius Malema’s court date in South Africa, and we enjoy some South Korean cinema.
Monday 1 November
For a country of just 5.5 million inhabitants, Denmark has achieved a success in cinema in the last few decades far outweighing its modest size.
Thursday 12 August
Cuba might be a land of ration books and power cuts, but last weekend it hosted an electronic music festival, complete with three stages and even an approximation of a cinema tent.
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