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Graham Fuller

Graham Fuller

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Film Editor, The Arts Desk

New York

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Film critic and arts & entertainment editor based in NYC. Contributor to The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, Cineaste, Film Comment, Sight and Sound, Screen Daily, Inside Hook, The Arts Desk, Art Forum, Artnet, and more.

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Total articles 221

  • 10 Questions for 'The Settlers' film director Felipe Gálvez Haberle

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified| The Arts Desk Verified Felipe Gálvez Haberle’s Chilean Western The Settlers traces the roles played in the genocide of the country’s indigenous Selk’nam people by the Spanish businessman José Menéndez (1846-1918) and his brutal Scottish sheep station manager Alexander McLennan (1871-1917).

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified · The Arts Desk

    Feb. 07, 2024

  • This Blessed Plot review - a right old English carry on

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified| The Arts Desk Verified The hefty Essex builder Keith Martin, playing a version of himself as do all the non-professional actors in Mark Isaacs' comic docufiction This Blessed Plot, is no Olivier or Branagh, but he puts brio and a touch of bombast into the dying John of Gaunt’s famous monologue lauding his ailing England in Richard II.

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified · The Arts Desk

    Jan. 28, 2024

  • Album: The Smile - Wall of Eyes

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified| The Arts Desk Verified Since The Smile drummer Tom Skinner’s bandmates Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood are two-fifths of Radiohead, the trio is often designated a “side project”, or satellite, as if its music pales beside the mothership’s. On the strength of its second album, that’s an absurd, not to mention insulting notion. A Radiohead-trip in spirit, Wall of Eyes’ deceptively airy post-punk, electronica, and jazz melange might prove rock's ne plus ultra in 2024.

    By Graham Fuller, Graham Fuller Verified · The Arts Desk

    Jan. 26, 2024

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The Arts Desk

The Arts Desk is the UK's first professional arts journalism site, launched 9/9/09, with overnight reviews, in-depth interviews, news and constantly updated going-out calendar

New York, United States