“You Develop Your Own Illness": Interview with Françoise Lebrun on her Performance in Vortex
Before we formally sat down to discuss the process behind the creation of 'Vortex', Gaspar Noé’s new cerebral and unforgiving...
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Barney Nuttall
Feb 24, 20224 min read
The Danger of Free Will on Netflix
As I shut my door, I gleefully banish any possibility of social interaction for the evening. It has been a long day of polite smiles and...
Thomas Whittaker
Jan 2, 20224 min read
'Naked' (1993) Review
I’ve been researching theories of cities recently, and in particular how they interact with and perpetuate capitalism. The general...
Lydia Leung
Nov 19, 20214 min read
A Fantastic Woman - Trans Awareness Week 2021
In the opening scenes of 'A Fantastic Woman', one could be led to believe that the title is a misnomer. We follow a middle-aged man,...
Kevin Wang
Nov 7, 20214 min read
‘Yi Yi’: Capturing the back of our heads
At first, the seemingly daunting three hours of cinema feels like not enough within seating, or at least just enough to tell the story...
Greta Fazzi
Nov 6, 20214 min read
In Conversation with Javier Marco, director of Face to Face (A la cara)
Javier Marco’s short film ‘Face to Face (A la cara)’ follows the story of a famous reporter as she confronts a cruel internet troll....
Lydia Leung
Oct 30, 20214 min read
In Conversation with Emmanuel Tenenbaum, director of Free Fall
‘Free Fall’ follows Tom, a young trader in London whose recent performance at work has put his career at risk on the day of 9/11, as he...
Aybike Ceren Kahveci
Oct 8, 20214 min read
In Conversation with Aurora Brachman, director of Joychild
Aurora Brachman’s short film ‘Joychild’ is a 6 minute-long testament to the experiences of a young trans boy coming out to his mother. In...
Saffron Brown Davis
May 7, 20214 min read
In Conversation with Haroula Rose, director of Once Upon a River
Haroula Rose’s multi-award winning ‘Once Upon a River’ is a poignant unfolding of the unrelenting adversities faced by Margo Crane,...
Aybike Ceren Kahveci
Apr 19, 20213 min read
'Minari’ Review: Lee Isaac Chung’s exploration of family dynamics, through a Korean-American lens
In Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’ (2020), as in Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Burning’ (2018), actor Steven Yeun plays the role of a deeply struggling...
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