‘1917’ review: A new war movie classic

Film Review: 1917

1917 Movie Review: Sam Mendes displays filmmaking at its best in this breathtaking war drama

Before Rachmaninoff left Russia permanently in 1917, he composed a total of eighty-three románsy for voice and piano. His gift for lush melodies, expansive emotional range, and exceptionally difficult piano works makes him one of the last great Romantic pianist-composers, and these stellar qualities are evident in his art songs. In Anastasia Prokofieva and Sergey Rybin's new “Romances” album coming this week, they present 13 of these remarkable art songs, including this exquisite example of some

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"My grandfather fought in the First World War, his name was Alfred Hubert Mendes.” Go behind-the-scenes and discover Sam Mendes's inspiration for his new Golden Globe-nominated film #1917Film. In cinemas, IMAX & 4DX January 10. | 1917