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Who Is My Master and How Have I Come to Be? Universe25 (2025) & A Spontaneous Sunday At The Armenian Film Festival

Essays

La Haine (1995): A Commentary on Systemic State Violence and its Consequences 

Film Reviews

“Love You, Partner”: On Love and the World of Zootopia 2

Films Interviews

Challenging Narratives in South Asian Films (Permanent Guest at TIFF)

Films Interviews

Neeraj Ghaywan and the Importance of Telling Underrepresented Stories (Homebound at TIFF)

Updated on 18 June 202119 May 2021Film Reviews

‘The Woman in the Window’ Review

Alexander Hancock reviews the much anticipated psychological thriller and challenges the negative reviews. When A.J. Finn’s Hitchcockian thriller ‘The Woman in the Window’ first hit …

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Updated on 9 May 20219 May 2021Film Reviews

Kağıttan Hayatlar (Paper Lives) Review

Çagri Ustaoglu considers the social messages posed in a drama about children in the most helpless situations. Kağıttan Hayatlar (‘Paper lives’) is a Turkish film …

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Updated on 23 October 202318 April 2021Misc. Features

Oscars 2021: Who will (and should) win?

The awards season is drawing to a close, and the highly anticipated 2021 Academy Awards are almost here after a two-month delay. A selection of …

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Updated on 14 April 202114 April 2021Film Reviews

BFI Flare 2021: ‘The Greenhouse’ Review

Lydia De Matos reviews a time travel drama considering the lengths we go to for those we love. The Greenhouse is kind of like if …

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10 April 202110 April 2021Film Reviews

BFI Flare 2021: ‘Dramarama’ Review

Lydia De Matos reviews a comedic teen movie following a gang of theatre buffs as they explore their dramatic adolescence. Now, let me state for …

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Updated on 7 April 20217 April 2021Film Reviews

BFI Flare 2021: ‘Firebird’ Review

Luigi Barraza Cárdenas considers a romantic drama, set in Cold War Estonia. Let me be blatantly honest from the beginning: I have a thing for …

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Updated on 19 April 20216 April 2021Film Reviews

BFI Flare 2021: ‘Boy Meets Boy’ Review

Luigi Barraza Cárdenas reviews a romantic film set over a single day, following two young men as they navigate a serendipitous fling. After everything we’ve …

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Updated on 8 April 20215 April 2021Film Reviews

SXSW: ‘Through the Plexi-Glass: The Last Days of the San José’ Review

In this review from South by Southwest 2021, editor Lydia De Matos examines the themes of gentrification at the core of an intimate documentary. Framing …

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Updated on 31 March 202131 March 2021Film Reviews

‘Moxie’ Review

Isabel Milford reviews the high-energy Netflix release celebrating explorations of identity and diversity at High School. ‘Thanks for the advice, but I’m gunna keep my …

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25 March 202125 March 2021Podcast

Classic Classics Ep 5: ‘Shaun of the Dead’

What films would still cause crowds to flock to Leicester Square, despite being made many years ago? Maria and Luigi embark on a deep dive …

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  • Who Is My Master and How Have I Come to Be? Universe25 (2025) & A Spontaneous Sunday At The Armenian Film Festival
  • La Haine (1995): A Commentary on Systemic State Violence and its Consequences 
  • “Love You, Partner”: On Love and the World of Zootopia 2
  • Challenging Narratives in South Asian Films (Permanent Guest at TIFF)

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