Streets of Primrose Hill & Regent’s Park

Locals in the frame at film festival

A people’s champion: Henry Sharpe’s donkey war

Beguiling Meanwhile On Earth raises scary questions about grief, time and values

‘I’m looking for books that capture a nation’s spirit and reveal something of its soul’

The Ceremony: timely thriller is little short of a masterpiece

‘Stella did not achieve the recognition or success in her lifetime her work deserves’

Full stream ahead! BfI service is a must for true film lovers

Why DJ Vanessa wants to see all hands on decks

‘It takes a particular skill to be in the middle of a riot and take a good picture’

Zero: extraordinary thriller pushes you to the edge of your seat

‘Their relationship was a marriage between the literary and art world’

40 Acres: Cannibalism in Canada gives food for thought

Crate expectations: Rock On returns to its spiritual home

‘If you had a gun you were seen as more left-wing’

One man’s beetlemania

Chicken Town is heartwarming, funny – and very silly indeed

Tufnell Park life: author shines a light on neighbourhood’s growth

Inside stories: former inmates revisit notorious women’s prison

Holloway: fascinating documentary probes the impact of being incarcerated