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Owen Peak, Online Arts and Lit Editor, takes us through the film and TV to look forward to this year.
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Zandie Howells delves into the immersive horror and chilling visuals of ‘Nosferatu’.
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Christina Chapman reviews ‘Missing You’, where love, lies, and loss collide in Harlan Coben’s signature style.
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Owen Peak explores the cultural evolution of ‘Squid Game’ in its action-packed second season.
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