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Month: January 2017

‘T2 Trainspotting’ Review

Tanya Dudnikova reviews Danny Boyle’s long-awaited sequel to the 1996 cult classic. When director Danny Boyle first announced his plans for a sequel to Trainspotting – for what would, in […]

Posted on 31st January 2017 By Tanya Dudnikova Continue reading

PODCAST: Lion and Underworld: Blood Wars

This week, Paweł and Thom delve into the new releases, tackling Garth Davis’ Lion and Kate Beckinsale’s return in Underworld: Blood Wars. They also take some time to talk to […]

Posted on 29th January 201730th January 2017 By UCL Film & TV Society Continue reading

Weekly News Roundup – Oscar Nominations, Possible Donnie Darko Sequel & More

In Memoriam: John Hurt and Emmanuelle Riva Over the course of the last few days, we’ve lost two screen legends – Sir John Hurt and Emmanuelle Riva have both passed […]

Posted on 29th January 201729th January 2017 By Anton Volkov Continue reading

VRscape’s Chris Rowe Talks Virtual Reality At FilmSoc Guest Workshop

Earlier this week, we were delighted to welcome back UCL alumnus Chris Rowe, who is currently a director/producer at virtual reality (VR) production company VRscape. Over the course of his presentation, Chris […]

Posted on 28th January 201728th January 2017 By Anton Volkov Continue reading

‘Lion’ Review

Xin Yi Wang reviews Garth Davis’ directorial debut – now nominated for 6 Oscars, including Best Picture. Lion, an its core, is a beautifully made, unabashed tearjerker focusing on the struggles of identity, […]

Posted on 27th January 2017 By Xinyi Wang Continue reading

‘Things to Come’ Review

Milo Garner reviews Mia Hansen-Løve’s intimate character study – which earned Isabelle Huppert a London Critics Circle award ahead of her Oscar nomination for Elle. According to The New York Times’ A. O. Scott, […]

Posted on 25th January 201725th January 2017 By Milo Garner Continue reading

‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Review

Calvin Law reviews Mel Gibson’s return to the director’s chair. You don’t go into a Mel Gibson film expecting nuance or subtlety with regards to religious subtext. This is the […]

Posted on 24th January 2017 By Calvin Law Continue reading

‘Jackie’ Review

Our Editor Chloe Woods reviews Pablo Larraín’s experimental and intimate biopic. Everybody but the Producer’s Guild loves this movie. Jackie, Pablo Larraín’s first film in English, follows Jacqueline “Jackie” Kennedy in […]

Posted on 23rd January 201723rd January 2017 By Chloe Woods Continue reading

PODCAST: La La Land, Lost in London and Bond Wishlists

This week, Helena and Natasha try to keep a lid on their exuberant feelings for La La Land, whilst also giving their two cents on the next Bond (Keira Knightley […]

Posted on 23rd January 201729th January 2017 By UCL Film & TV Society Continue reading

Weekly News Roundup – ‘The Current War’ Films At UCL, Sundance Joins The Women’s March & More

Benedict Cumberbatch At UCL – ‘The Current War’ Filming This Weekend The big news from this week for us is, of course, the big film shoot which took over the main […]

Posted on 22nd January 201722nd January 2017 By Anton Volkov Continue reading

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