Adam Curtis
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It has been covered by Bruce Springsteen and Arcade Fire, and soundtracks American Honey and new Adam Curtis documentary HyperNormalisation - but is it a song of hope or despair?
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Adam Curtis’s music supervisor, Gavin Miller, shares some the arpeggiated synths and creepy atmospherics that score Curtis’s latest documentary
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The cult doc-maker explores the falsity of modern life in his own inimitable style. Just make sure you put enough time aside to watch it
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The documentary-maker’s new film, HyperNormalisation, continues his quest to see beyond the ‘fake world’ to the hidden forces that have steered modern history
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Other first looks at Colorado festival include Charlie Kaufman’s Anomalisa and Lenny Abrahamson’s Room – plus tributes to Rooney Mara and Adam Curtis
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Emma Graham-Harrison: Adam Curtis’s Afghanistan documentary occasionally oversimplifies a complex story, but overall it is a powerful film that conveys the high cost of invasion
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Sam Wollaston: beginning with a fateful meeting between President Roosevelt and King Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, Curtis delves into a mass of historical archives to shed light on Afghanistan and the west
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In his latest iPlayer-only film Bitter Lake, Adam Curtis uses his dreamlike documentary style to make sense of the west’s involvement in Afghanistan
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24 January 2015
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Yoko Ono, Gilbert and George, Gustav Metzger, Lily Cole and dozens of scientists and anthropologists come together at London’s Serpentine Gallery to confront the end of humanity, writes Hannah Ellis-Petersen
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Selfishness, self-interest or self-absorption, it's time to reflect on and suggest songs about inward-looking attitudes and the me, me, me, says Peter Kimpton
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Revamped service features new responsive design and on-demand-only content including short comedies and documentaries. By Jason Deans and Tara Conlan
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Joan and Pauline Collins' collaboration on a new buddy movie has been hailed as inspired. So which other stars with the same last name ought to get together pronto?
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Adam Curtis's worrying films are even more so projected on to enormous screens and accompanied by a barrage of sound, writes Tim Adams
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A disued Edwardian building makes for an appropriately Orwellian venue for Massive Attack v Adam Curtis, writes Dave Simpson
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In July, Massive Attack and film-maker Adam Curtis will tackle the perilous state of democracy in a show that redefines the notion of a gig. Sean O'Hagan meets them
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Director releases trailer for show with Robert del Naja of Massive Attack that will premiere at the Manchester International Festival, and feature Elizabeth Fraser and Horace Andy
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Showbiz gossip website magazine will feature contributions from The Power of Nightmares documentary-maker Adam Curtis. By Ben Dowell
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Biennial festival's premieres include Maxine Peake reciting The Masque of Anarchy and Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare role
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Bristol band to work with film-maker on performance piece about 'the power of illusion and the illusion of power'
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Traditional techniques are obsolete, leading documentary-maker will tell masterclass at television festival in Edinburgh
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Documentary-maker behind Power of Nightmares also calls Twitter a 'self aggrandising, smug pressure group'. By Ben Dowell
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The maker of classic documentary series such as The Trap and The Power Of Nightmares believes he is still learning his trade. By Ross Biddiscombe
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Editorial: A documentary film-maker who can link the colour revolutions of eastern Europe to the communes of California
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