Tom Bosher takes us through a selection of iconic screen villains to understand their enduring importance in stories.
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Tom Bosher takes us through a selection of iconic screen villains to understand their enduring importance in stories.
At the end of Monty Python’s 1979 classic Life of Brian, in which a Jewish man is mistaken for the Messiah, a potentially upsetting mass crucifixion scene takes an oddly …
America is not a nation known for its subtlety, so it’s hardly surprising that there’s an extensive list of films announcing their Americanness: American Beauty, American Psycho, American Hustle, and …
The representation of mental health and mental illness in film is an important issue, and it goes without saying that some films do it better than others. If we work …
Tom Bosher takes us through a selection of iconic screen villains to understand their enduring importance in stories.
At the end of Monty Python’s 1979 classic Life of Brian, in which a Jewish man is mistaken for the Messiah, a potentially upsetting mass crucifixion scene takes an oddly …
America is not a nation known for its subtlety, so it’s hardly surprising that there’s an extensive list of films announcing their Americanness: American Beauty, American Psycho, American Hustle, and …
The representation of mental health and mental illness in film is an important issue, and it goes without saying that some films do it better than others. If we work …
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