Page One: Inside the New York Times takes a look at the happenings of the media desk at the New York Times within the narrative of the print media debate. I interviewed the film’s director, Andrew Rossi and Times media columnist and culture reporter, David Carr at the Cambridge Film Festival.
The Skin I Live In is a searing tale of obsession, lust and desire. A fresh uptake on the Frankenstein tale, it follows the relationship between a plastic surgeon and his curious subject. Directed by acclaimed director, Pedro Almodóvar, The Skin I Live In is his most thrilling installment to date.
For six weeks, where the Lea Navigation Canal flows under the A12 flyover in Hackney, a building will appear, rising through the space between the east and westbound lanes.
Would anyone miss you? Nobody noticed when Joyce Vicent died in her bedsit above a shopping mall in North London in 2003.
