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“Do you have sisters?” asks Kristin Scott Thomas over Zoom. Yes, I reply. “Well, you’re familiar with that very specific and special sisterly dynamic then.” With a career that spans four decades and a cinematic oeuvre that traverses Britain, America…

Photographer Takashi Homma is perhaps best known for documenting the nuances of Tokyo living. Capturing people, young and old, from the city’s centre to its suburban districts and the landscapes that surround it, Homma uses his camera to explore urban…

The trouble with turning 180 is that you’ve seen almost everything. Loewe was founded in Madrid in 1846. Across nearly two centuries, it has survived political upheaval, changing social mores, the arrival of air travel, the internet and luxury fashion’s…

Venice is never short of hidden histories, but the Scoletta Battioro e Tiraoro di Venezia, with its sun-faded pink facade and teal-green shutters opening onto the floating city’s Grand Canal, has a particularly evocative one: it was once home to…

Above a tunnel at the entrance to the United States Air Force Academy, two-foot high letters once spelled out a command: “Bring Me Men”. Fresh cadets marked their transition into military life by ritually marching through this gaping maw. For…

This story is taken from the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine:  Despite the grey reality of it all, there’s something inherently cinematic about an airport. It’s a place defined by transition, where people exist in a suspended state between…