Go Back at Once Boris Dralyuk it tracks Walcott’s own commentary

it tracks Walcott’s own commentary on the place of film in his aesthetics and on his ideas about reaching the widest possible audiences

Skinner's language is accessible but crackles with apt surprise

The new Bulgarian ambassador to London is determined to satisfy the whims of his bosses at all costs

Earl McKenzie’s sober still life paintings have the suggestive power of Giorgio Morandi

Desmond Barry

Go Back at Once Boris Dralyuk it tracks Walcott’s own commentaryCompleted by Robert Aickman in 1975, but never before widely available, Go Back at Once is a delicious, delirious comic fantasia about the joys and terrors of a life devoted to resisting the degradations of conformism. It tells the story of Cressida Hazeborough and her friend Vivien, two mordantly intelligent young women trying to find their ways in a misty, pre Depression Britain. The pair have little patience for the company of the marriageable men