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Hannah Sugars
Feb 23, 20246 min read
We Can't Believe You Haven't Seen...Brothers and Sisters
Brothers and Sisters first aired in September 2006, boasting a total of 109 episodes over five seasons by its end date in May 2011. The...
Marine Pellissier
Feb 22, 20243 min read
‘Trading Places’ at Barbican: The Decline And The Fall of London Landscapes
When looking at archives of London’s streets and neighbourhoods, it is impossible not to feel an irresistible nostalgia for a time that...
Ariunzaya Batkhuyag
Feb 13, 20243 min read
'Samsara' Review: Visually Delicious, Structurally Intriguing, And Textually Profound
In Buddhist philosophy, the term ‘Samsara’ refers to the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, within which all living beings are bound by...
Maaya Karuppiah
Feb 6, 20244 min read
The Girls of Sofia Coppola
Sofia Coppola is slowly but surely establishing herself as the voice of girlhood in a world that has long misrepresented this phase of...
Barney Nuttall
Jan 31, 20245 min read
The Scala Of Tomorrow: Where Is Cult Cinema Today?
Sticky seats, loud heckling, and the not-so-vague hint of booze. These are the remains of the Scala Cinema for those ever-devoted fans....
Ellie Dempster
Jan 30, 20244 min read
Leaving Behind 'The Crown': Reflecting on The Final Season Of A Cultural Classic
Upon its first season’s release in 2016, The Crown introduced to a myriad of viewers, local and international, a challenging, interior...
Leda Schenke Gonis
Jan 19, 20245 min read
‘Imagine the Sound’ At Barbican Cinema: Disdain For The Known
A quick search on Google defines free jazz as an ‘improvised style of jazz characterised by the absence of set chord patterns or time...
Oisín McGilloway
Jan 17, 20244 min read
‘Queendom’ Review: 'Destructive Appearances Cause Incidents'
Following an artist in her endeavour to fuse art and activism on the streets of Russia with otherworldly costumes, Queendom is not only a...
Mali Morgan-Doyle
Jan 17, 20246 min read
Motherhood, Memory, and Gothic Immortalisation In The 'Eternal Daughter'
‘She stretched out her arms to the shadows and the shadows within the shadow. “They came because I loved them—because I needed them—I...
Meghana Praveen
Jan 11, 20242 min read
'Perfect Days' Review: A Painful Yet Brilliant Study In Solitude
The new film from Wim Wenders makes the audience ponder the question, “how content can we be with a solitary lifestyle?”Perfect...
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