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April Frain reviews the new legacy sequel to the 1988 cult horror classic, ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’.
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Owen Peak Uncovers the Power of Animation: Breaking Age Stereotypes in Film.
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Joseph James dissects the dark layers of Joker: Folie à Deux.
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Online Music Editor, Zandie Howells, reviews the new thriller ‘Speak No Evil’.
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Uncover the bittersweet tale of brotherhood in Archie Evans’ review of “Rams” (2015), an Icelandic gem.
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Print Editor-in-Chief, Gracie Moore, shares how the 2024 film, ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ discusses the notion of ‘coming of age’.
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Emma Alfred discusses the benefits of sharing beloved animated films as a student.
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Daniel Eke discusses the 2010 Doctor Who Christmas Special, and why this makes the perfect festive watch.
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Bronwyn Payne discusses Petite Maman in relation to Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
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Lachlan Evans discusses Japanese film royalty Yasujiro Ozu and his 1953 film Tokyo Story, noting his expert shot composition and subtle storyline.
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Charlotte Jordan explores the Friends to Lovers trope in films and TV, noting not only the heartwarming aspect, but the potential for great drama too.
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Maximus Woodley praises the self-referential elements of Disney’s Wish as a 100th Anniversary film, but notes the otherwise disappointing lack of intriguing content.
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Betsy Heasman has much praise for Emerald Fennell’s disturbing comedy thriller, especially praising the instinctive but intriguing revulsion prompted by the film’s content.
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