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The Most Powerful Man In America: The Godfather At 50

The worlds of the Mafia and American politics are inseparable – and Francis Ford Coppola knew this when making The Godfather 50 years ago, with crime poisoning every echelon of society, finds Sam Moore
Film

One From The Heart: Francis Ford Coppola’s Misunderstood Musical At 40

The true end of the Hollywood Renaissance was arguably signalled by the failure of Francis Ford Coppola's earnest musical One From The Heart, but it was deeply misunderstood, finds Daniel Allen
Books

Two Ears Are Better Than One: Gascia Ouzounian’s Stereophonica

From the stethoscope to contemporary sound art via wartime psychoacoustics, a new book dives into the strange history of binaural sound
Books

The Horror! The Horror! Dr Quin Recalls Glasgow A+E, Circa 1983

Medic turned critic, John Quin recalls his time at Glasgow Royal Infirmary in the early 80s in an exclusive extract from his new book, Dr Quin Medicine Man
Film

From One Black Hole To Another: The Strange Fate Of Supernova

Supernova, a film from the turn of the millennium credited to the mysterious 'Thomas Lee', may be very, very bad, but it has a backstory – and an afterlife – almost as garbled as its plotline
Film

Snowden-der: Coppola’s The Conversation Reassessed

In the light of Citizenfour and the Edward Snowden revelations, Robert Bright reassesses Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation and highlights some uncomfortable truths about the surveillance state and our acquiescence to it

Film

A Fair Coppola? Rumble Fish Reassessed

Colm McAuliffe rides back to 1983 and Francis Ford Coppola's motorcycle gang oddity, which is released on Blu-ray this week
Film

Apocalypse Nearly: Farewell To The King Revisited

Andrew Stimpson takes another look at Hollywood veteran John Milius's other jungle war epic, reissued on DVD this week
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The Strange & Frightening World Of… Dennis Hopper RIP

James Holloway mourns Actor, Director and some-time Artist Dennis Hopper, a man who always seemed to be in the right place at the right time to be a part of numerous era defining cultural moments and who wrote the book for on-screen insanity

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