World Book Day: Five Books Which Made Me
It’s World Book Day, the annual event organised by UNESCO in which every child in the UK is given a
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Why We Should Watch Old Films
On 15 February, New York Times columnist Rick Rojas caused a minor controversy when he took to Twitter to declare
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2020 in Film
If narrowing down a short list of the year’s best films is hard in any year, then it’s positively Sisyphean
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The Great Trump Movies That Weren’t
Unappealing a thought as this might sound, cast your mind back to the days after Donald Trump’s election in 2016.
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Rebecca: A Review
The new adaptation of Rebecca, now streaming on Netflix, is not just a bad film; it’s the sort of wildly
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Art Recommendations for Winter
In any year, the winter is a typically a time spent inside – especially for us here by the Scottish
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She’s Lost Control: Saint Maud Review
‘Hear the voice of the Bard! Who Present, Past, & Future sees Whose ears have heard The Holy
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Mermaids Committee Interview: Student Theatre In A Pandemic
As the semester begins, we’ve all felt the changes made to university life by the pandemic – from classes conducted
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Memories of the Cinema
There’s always been something slightly dreamlike about the cinema – the darkness, the silence, the complete immersion in new, unfamiliar
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‘We Live In A Twilight World’: Time Breaks In I’m Thinking Of Ending Things and Tenet
Did I last speak to that person last week, or in May? Have I really been at this desk for
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