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Male Gaze, Digital Identity and the Horror Genre – An Interview with Cam’s Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber

Alex Dewing interviews filmmakers Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber of the recently released horror film, Cam, discussing the film and themes explored.  Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber’s passion project Cam is intense […]

Posted on 24th November 2018 By Alex Dewing Continue reading

A Tribute For Stan Lee

Alex Dewing remembers Stan Lee, co-creator of Marvel Comics, the brain behind iconic superheroes such as Spiderman and the X-Men, and the king of cameos. He passed away on November […]

Posted on 15th November 201815th November 2018 By Alex Dewing Continue reading

‘Outlaw King’ and Visions of the Medieval

Milo Garner dives into the medieval in cinema and Outlaw King’s position in its genre.  What does the medieval look like on film? While this question suggests a great variety […]

Posted on 11th November 201820th November 2018 By Milo Garner Continue reading

Whos, Whats, Whens: A Short Guide to African-American Cinema

Featured image: Malcolm X (1992), dir. Spike Lee This Black History Month, Sam Hamilton takes a look at the timeline of African-American Cinema, and celebrates its prominent figures and iconic […]

Posted on 31st October 201831st October 2018 By Sam Hamilton Continue reading

From ‘Hard Eight’ to ‘Phantom Thread’: A Paul Thomas Anderson Retrospective

Raphael Duhamel runs through Anderson’s impressive career leading up to Phantom Thread. “We’re all children of Kubrick, aren’t we? Is there anything you can do that he hasn’t done?” – Interview […]

Posted on 19th February 201819th February 2018 By Raphael Duhamel Continue reading

Mizoguchi for Her: Woman in ‘The Life of Oharu’

Milo Garner takes a look at the celebrated Japanese director’s feminist legacy. Kenji Mizoguchi, born in 1898, was a giant of Japanese cinema. Active from the 1920s, he made his […]

Posted on 2nd February 201828th June 2018 By Milo Garner Continue reading

The Evolution of the Jock in ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘Twin Peaks’

Calvin Law examines a common television archetype through two cult shows. (WARNING: spoilers for Stranger Things and Stranger Things 2, Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Return) In many ways, David Lynch and Netflix could […]

Posted on 24th November 2017 By Calvin Law Continue reading

Today’s Extraordinary Yellow Sky and 11 Films It Reminded Us Of

FilmSoc’s Screenings Producer Sarah Saraj reflects on today’s weather phenomenon. The sky today was pretty incredible. It got a lot of us feeling like we were in a film. In […]

Posted on 16th October 201716th October 2017 By Sarah Saraj Continue reading

FilmSoc screens ‘A Single Man’ – Does its Substance Match its Style?

Calvin Law revisits Tom Ford’s 2009 debut in anticipation of tomorrow’s FilmSoc screening. Through his first two features, renowned fashion designer Tom Ford has proved to be – for lack […]

Posted on 16th October 2017 By Calvin Law Continue reading

An Open Letter To The Cynics

With the release of Wonder Woman upon us, Podcast Producer Thom Hetherington looks at the way we watch and respond to films today. There has been a tectonic shift in […]

Posted on 4th June 2017 By Thomas Hetherington Continue reading

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