Childhood Friendships: Lessons from Stand by Me
Najla Omar reflects on the lessons about friendship and childhood in Reiner's Stand by Me. I must admit; I am...
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Leeds Palestinian Film Festival: ‘Women, Film and Resistance in Gaza’ Preview
Lily Rodney writes a preview piece on the 'Women, Film and Resistance in Gaza' screening as part of the Leeds...
Lost in Translation: A Quiet Masterpiece or a Problematic Fantasy?
Lily Rodney revisits Sofia Coppola's 'Lost in Translation', discussing the key themes of loneliness, isolation and culture. Sofia Coppola’s 2003...
Save the Green Planet: revisiting the zany, off-beat basis for Yorgos Lanthimos’ Bugonia
Paul Evangelista revisits Save the Green Planet following the recent release of Bugonia. Aliens are real - and they walk...
Dreaming of Freedom: The Quiet Power of Kukla’s Fantasy
Lily Rodney reviews Kukla's 'Fantasy', one of the movies which is part of the Leeds International Film Festival. I had...
Submarine: What we Feel When We Start to Sink
Lily Rodney insightfully revisits Richard Ayoade's Submarine, discussing the key elements of the movie. I’d been meaning to watch Submarine for a...
Urchin: Harris Dickinson’s unflinching directorial debut
Lucy Barstow reviews Harris Dickinson's 'Urchin' in an insightful way, compelling readers to go watch the movie! Renowned for his...
Is Mr Fox actually ‘Fantastic’ or instead a selfish husband and a bad father?
Scarlett Sheehan writes a character analysis on Mr Fox, analysing whether he is truly 'fantastic'. Wes Anderson’s adaptation of Roald...
A Review of Vogue World Hollywood – A Cinematic Celebration of Fashion
Image Credit: Conde Nast Vogue World is back! This time in sunny Hollywood, Los Angeles. Vogue World: Hollywood celebrates the...
Paul and Paulette Take A Bath: Historically Insensitive or Innovative Genre Subversion?
Clara Swan reviews Paul and Paulette Take A Bath (2024), recently shown at Hyde Park Picture House, and evaluates director...