Time Out Magazine No 1154 Sept 30-Oct 7 1992 Gerard Depardieu BNP/Racism Roman Polanski J Binoche

Time Out No 1154 Sept 30-Oct 7 1992

Jon Ronson 5 A thing of beauty and a boy forever. No, not Jonny Cliff Richard. Opening Shots 6 The next eight days in pictures. News 8 Plus Sidelines. Trend Of An Era 10 Racist attacks are on the increase, and they're no longer confined to traditional BNP strongholds; now the leafy suburbs are affected too. Clare Longrigg reports. Cover Story Paradise Lust 14 In '1492: Conquest of Paradise', Christopher Columbus is a sympathetic visionary. Star Gerard Depardieu tells Sarah Gristwood why both he and Columbus have been misunderstood. Roman Empire 16 In 'Bitter Moon' Roman Polanski returns to the world of obsession and death explored in his early work. Geoff Andrew learns about the dark side of sex and passion. Wuther Report 20 Fresh from 'Les Arnants du Pont-Neuf, French actress Juliette Binoche tackles the role of Cathy in 'Wuthering Heights'. Colette Maude finds her suitably pallid and introspective. Award To The Wise 24 The judges have cogitated, the votes have been counted ladies and gentlemen, take your seats for the most coveted theatrical awards in London. Offers 161 Lost touch with old friends? We'll help you track them down and throw a party to celebrate. Or cheer up the friends you've still got with our classic comedy videos. Last Word 162 Letters. and The Wimp. 
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News 27 Experts urge caution for lone women travellers. Andrew Tuck reports. 
The Venerable Beads 28 Chunky, junky jewellery is in and DIY bead and bauble shops are booming. String 'em up, says Kylie Sanderson. 
Buys And Bargains 31 All the latest openings, plus jumbles and great escapes. 
Food 33 Caroline Stacey eats her way round Soho's restaurants. 
Cover Design: Jeremy Leslie Photograph of Gerard Depardieu: Ric hard Melloul/Sygma 

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