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Ben Faulkner

The Best TV Shows of the 2010s

by Jonathan Chern, Screen, Henry Jordan, Jacob Heayes, Ben Faulkner, Oliver Leader de Saxe, Sally Denning, Francesca Sylph and William Thornton

An ensemble of Screen writers take a look at the best television of the past decade.

The Best Films of the 2010s: #50-26

by Francesca Sylph, William Thornton, Jonathan Chern, Screen, Harry Caton, Abi Taphouse, Charlotte Forrester, Anna Romanovska, Sam Thomson, Henry Jordan, Jacob Heayes, Ben Faulkner, Pete Syme, Max Ingleby, Taylor-William Hill and Sally Denning

An ensemble of Screen writers pitch in with their favourite films of the 2010s.

The Hot Take: Is Marvel Cinema?

by Ben Faulkner

Ben Faulkner takes a look back at this years cinema hot takes.

Album Review: Dave’s PSYCHODRAMA

by Ben Faulkner

“Stop all the pain. How do you stop all the pain?” Dave’s opens his debut album with an inquisition into his own mental health – and the next 51 minutes are spent encouraging the same self-evaluation from his listeners. Appending certain tracks with snippets of a therapy session, Dave leaves facetious hip-hop skits behind in […]

Sorry to Bother You – Review

by Ben Faulkner

If you’re still convinced the industry is stuck in an originality crisis, I’d like to grab your face and point it aggressively towards Sorry to Bother You – an urgent, shocking satire that balances wit and crushingly perceptive socioeconomic observations within one of the most original concepts of the year. Boots Riley directs Lakeith Stanfield’s […]

Review: Alt-J – REDUXER

by Ben Faulkner

Alt-J is back, with a dreamy reimagining of their 2017 project, RELAXER, charged with hip-hop, R&B, and escapism. Lomepal, Paigey Cakey, and Rejjie Snow are among an expansive list of features, which showcases different facets of rap, and different languages. This varied, passionate 11-track span succeeds more than it fails, but is equally intriguing and […]

Local elections who?

by Ben Faulkner

I’d like to start this with a confession – I didn’t vote in the recent local elections. This was not a choice born out of ignorance, but certainly came from some place of apathy. I had fully intended on voting. It was scheduled in for the evening, right after my busy day of hopping between […]

Review: Avengers – Infinity War

by Ben Faulkner

This is one of the most ambitious filmmaking projects of the century – partly because of how brazenly Marvel hyped it up themselves – and it’s handled with all the vision, intelligence, and finesse of masters of their craft. With a film possessing 70+ characters, it had every reason to seem over-stuffed and over-complicated, but […]

Get Out: A monster with human teeth

by Ben Faulkner

What Jordan Peele has created with his debut film is a product of genius; it’s a film that feels like a career-defining piece, yet has all the blindingly fresh quality of a first time effort. It is not just a genuinely creepy horror laced with social commentary; it is an impeccably balanced horror-comedy that moulds […]

Three Billboards is sorely misunderstood by its critics

by Ben Faulkner

Witty, poignant, and apparently controversial, Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri has – since snapping up four Golden Globes and a number of BAFTAs – suddenly established a divisive place for itself in this awards season. It seems there are those of us who like it – looking at you Hollywood Foreign Press – and those among […]

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