Emma Alfred discusses the benefits of sharing beloved animated films as a student.
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Emma Alfred discusses the benefits of sharing beloved animated films as a student.
Online Screen Editor, Dumebi Jibunoh, discusses how to create the perfect movie night with flatmates.
Print Lifestyle Editor, Lucy Rawlings, explores a reinvention of the romance musical that epitomises a great goodbye.
Sam Bovey discusses the iconic trope of the Byronic Hero, assessing whether it is a positive representation for audiences.
Maddie Conlan, Print Arts and Lit Editor, discusses some iconic British reality television, especially noting longtime favourite The Apprentice.
Immortalisation of the female body, is it beautiful or a gross infatuation? Michel Rowe considers nudity in cinema, comparing the media of film, to classic sculpture.
Zandie Howells discusses the common trope of the isolated place in horror films, and how the rules of horror have been bent and shaped by different settings.
Anna Jones discusses the irony and misogyny surrounding Barbie’s Oscar nominations.
Lucas Marsal discusses the 2020 Danish feature, Druk (Another Round), praising the themes, casting, and cinematography.
Mitchel Rowe discusses the emerging trope of the ‘bleak girl’, addressing how feminine people want to see real reflections of gritty, complex female characters on the screen.
Emma Alfred discusses the benefits of sharing beloved animated films as a student.
Online Screen Editor, Dumebi Jibunoh, discusses how to create the perfect movie night with flatmates.
Print Lifestyle Editor, Lucy Rawlings, explores a reinvention of the romance musical that epitomises a great goodbye.
Sam Bovey discusses the iconic trope of the Byronic Hero, assessing whether it is a positive representation for audiences.
Maddie Conlan, Print Arts and Lit Editor, discusses some iconic British reality television, especially noting longtime favourite The Apprentice.
Immortalisation of the female body, is it beautiful or a gross infatuation? Michel Rowe considers nudity in cinema, comparing the media of film, to classic sculpture.
Zandie Howells discusses the common trope of the isolated place in horror films, and how the rules of horror have been bent and shaped by different settings.
Anna Jones discusses the irony and misogyny surrounding Barbie’s Oscar nominations.
Lucas Marsal discusses the 2020 Danish feature, Druk (Another Round), praising the themes, casting, and cinematography.
Mitchel Rowe discusses the emerging trope of the ‘bleak girl’, addressing how feminine people want to see real reflections of gritty, complex female characters on the screen.
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