Any film starring Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids, Grown Ups, The Good Place), already sets a precedent that…
Menu
Reviews
-
-
Mid90s is a nostalgic slice of time from debut director and writer Jonah Hill (yes, that…
-
Based on the novel by Patrick deWitt, The Sisters Brothers breathes new life into the Western…
-
Online Features Editor Bryan Knight interviews Ramin Setoodeh on his recent New York Times Bestselling Book. A…
-
Following up from his stylish horror homage It Follows, David Robert Mitchell has attempted to transition into the…
-
They tried to sabotage it. They tried to bring it down. They tried to make sure…
-
Barry Jenkins’ distinctive style shines as brightly as ever in his newest feature, an adaptation of…
-
Like the cyborgs that inhabit its glossy, commercialised metropolis, Alita: Battle Angel often feels stitched together from a…
-
Some of the posters for Mary Queen of Scots loftily proclaim that it is ‘the perfect…
-
Capernaum poses one of the most pertinent, yet often unspoken questions of our time: do we…
-
Any film starring Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids, Grown Ups, The Good Place), already sets a precedent that…
-
Mid90s is a nostalgic slice of time from debut director and writer Jonah Hill (yes, that…
-
Based on the novel by Patrick deWitt, The Sisters Brothers breathes new life into the Western…
-
Online Features Editor Bryan Knight interviews Ramin Setoodeh on his recent New York Times Bestselling Book. A…
-
Following up from his stylish horror homage It Follows, David Robert Mitchell has attempted to transition into the…
-
They tried to sabotage it. They tried to bring it down. They tried to make sure…
-
Barry Jenkins’ distinctive style shines as brightly as ever in his newest feature, an adaptation of…
-
Like the cyborgs that inhabit its glossy, commercialised metropolis, Alita: Battle Angel often feels stitched together from a…
-
Some of the posters for Mary Queen of Scots loftily proclaim that it is ‘the perfect…
-
Capernaum poses one of the most pertinent, yet often unspoken questions of our time: do we…
Editor's Picks
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news & updates.
- Join the Paper
- Read the Print
- Advertise
- Contact Us
- Listen to our podcast
//You can replace offset value from here
- Copywrite ©2023 Exeposé - All Rights Reserved
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Use
- Cookie Policy
Exeposé is the University of Exeter’s independent newspaper. Established in 1987.
Exhibit
Newsletter
Sign up to our newsletter