LRB Films & Interviews

Steven Rose explains C.H. Waddington's early experiments and the implications of epigenetics for evolution.

Follow the creation of an edition of the London Review of Books, from editorial floor to your front door.

Rosemary Hill answers the Dowager Duchess’s question from Downton Abbey.

Jeremy Harding examines the work of Malian portrait photographer Seydou Keïta and the lively collaboration between himself and his sitters in the years before Mail’s independence.

Andrew O'Hagan analyses Craig Wright’s failed attempts to prove he was Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.

Seymour Hersh talks to Christian Lorentzen about his piece for the LRB on the killing of Osama bin Laden and how the work of an investigative reporter has changed.

Charles Hope tries to find Giorgione at the Royal Academy’s exhibition, In the Age of Giorgione.

John Lanchester explains what bitcoin is, and what it tells us about money.

Andrew O’Hagan retraces Samuel Pepys’s infuriating journey to work and tries to cross Tottenham Court Road.

Bee Wilson talks through Alma Mahler’s life, music, relationships and anti-semitism.

Will Self visits Prague for a walking tour in search of Franz Kafka’s genius loci. In the film, Will visits several Kafka sights as part of his research for a digital essay for the LRB, ‘Kafka’s Wound’, looking at Kafka's short story, ‘The Country Doctor’.