In Conversation with Robbie Collin, Lead Film Critic for The Telegraph
After an incredibly jam-packed schedule of new film releases, hosting Q&As with the likes of Timothée Chalamet, Regina King and Barry...
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Halim Kim
Mar 3, 20193 min read
'Tuition' is the Perfect Example of Japanese Imperialism at Work
With 2019 marking the 100th anniversary of the March 1st Movement, the first public act of resistance against Japanese Imperialism in...
Ally Faughnan
Feb 25, 20193 min read
'Velvet Buzzsaw' Pokes Fun at the LA Art Scene
Spoiler alert! If you have not watched Netflix’s film Velvet Buzzsaw, then this might give away a good chunk of the plot. Nevertheless,...
Konrad Van Halewyn
Feb 20, 20193 min read
"Vice": The Biggest Dick In the Room
Adam Mckay’s Vice, nominated for six academy awards, does more to humanise Dick Chaney than to worsen his public image. While enjoyable,...
Eloise Wright
Feb 20, 20194 min read
'If Beale Street Could Talk' - Q&A with Barry Jenkins, Regina King and Nicholas Britell
“Every black person in America was born on Beale Street, born in the black neighbourhood of some American city, whether in Jackson,...
Simran Kaur
Feb 9, 20193 min read
"Burning" is a Brilliantly Crafted Metaphor
Desire, insatiability and an overwhelming feeling, eventually becomes fury in Burning, an excellently crafted film by one of South...
Hannah Clayton
Feb 6, 20192 min read
"Mary Queen of Scots" is Engaging but Not Without Flaws
The premise of Mary Queen of Scots promises political intrigue with a zeitgeist-y inflection of girl power. It is unsurprising,...
Konrad Van Halewyn
Feb 6, 20193 min read
Kill It With FYRE
“How did you go bankrupt?” “Two ways. Gradually and then suddenly.” - Ernest Hemingway. FYRE, the bizarre story of an exclusive music...
Magdalena Lapa
Jan 28, 20193 min read
"Beautiful Boy" Showcases the Surprisingly Magnetic Duo That Are Chalamet and Carrell
Addiction is a topic constantly put under the microscope in contemporary cinema. Despite constantly being approached from different...
Eloise Wright
Jan 24, 201910 min read
In Conversation with Peter Bradshaw, Chief Film Critic for The Guardian
Rare is the opportunity to talk to someone we look up to professionally, and it is even rarer for the interaction to live up to what we...
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