Beth Casey examines the new Apple TV + film ‘The Gorge’, discussing its’ strange mix of genres and expensive visuals.
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Beth Casey examines the new Apple TV + film ‘The Gorge’, discussing its’ strange mix of genres and expensive visuals.
Eloise Grainger dissects the latest season of ‘The Traitors’—a masterclass in deception or a frustrating watch?
Magdalena Kanecka revisits Bridget Jones in ‘Mad About the Boy’—a nostalgic farewell or a new beginning?
Rebecca Aparicio Vega explores ‘The Brutalist”, a gripping portrayal of trauma, art, and the elusive American Dream.
Magdalena Kanecka revisits Bridget Jones in ‘Mad About the Boy’—a nostalgic farewell or a new beginning?
Rebecca Aparicio Vega explores ‘The Brutalist”, a gripping portrayal of trauma, art, and the elusive American Dream.
Toby Merrison reviews the first two seasons of Apple TV’s psychological thriller ‘Severance’. (Contains spoilers for season 2).
Christina Chapman discusses the relationship between AI and the ‘ideal woman’ in light of the recent release of ‘Companion’.
Rhys Thomas, in honour of Movember, discusses how men’s health is represented on film, from ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ to ‘A Beautiful Mind’.
Owen Peak, Online Arts and Lit Editor, discusses the new Catalan comedy ‘A House on Fire’ and the wider Catalan film industry.
Charlotte Isbell unpacks ‘It’s What’s Inside’, Netflix’s bold and disorienting spin on the body-swap genre.
Elin Gray delves into the drama of Keeping Up With the Kardashians and its appeal as the ultimate student escape.
Bella Maclusky reviews ‘Rocks’, a powerful portrayal of resilience and friendship in London’s inner city.
Joseph James reviews Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or-winning, character-driven film, Anora.
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