The Worst Person in the World: A brave,
Arts writer Krishna Srinivasan reviews what he claims is easily one of the best films of the year.
Put Your Slippers on and Watch Something for
The ability of films to comfort and immerse us is unparalleled. Becoming lost in familiarity grants an escape from the
Phantom of the Open: Hysterical tale of persistence
Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance) is a happy-go-lucky crane operator in Barrow-in-Furness. Close to redundancy during the 1970s recession, he is told
Demystifying the 2022 Oscars: Who is Set to
Writer Niall Mapplebeck explores the varying contenders for this year's Oscars ceremony
The Batman: “Hardboiled detective noir disguised as a
Batman is arguably cinema’s most treasured superhero. And yes, The Batman is a superhero film – but it is also
Let’s Settle the Debate: The Godfather Part I
It's been 50 years since the release of The Godfather, one of cinema's all-time greats. Krishna Srinivasan attempts to settle
Valentine’s Day, Please Go Away
Writer Louisa Hall cherry-picks some great comfort films to watch with some chocolate instead of the usual Valentine's Day Rom
Review: Titane – Ducournau’s French Revival of Body
Oliver Ellis reviews Julia Ducournau's newest film Titane, a new Body Horror flick.
Review: All Too Well – Plaudits For Swift’s
Francesca Iucci reviews Taylor Swift's debut short film - All Too Well.
The French Dispatch: Review
Mia Stapleton writes why The French Dispatch is the ode to journalism that we did not know we needed.