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The Illusion of Colourblind Fantasy: Whistling Down Race in Bridgerton

Essays Film Reviews Films

Marty Supreme: The Reality of Dreaming Big

Essays Film Reviews Films Misc. Features Oscar Nominated

Sentimental Value: A Character Study Through Art

Essays Films Misc. Features

“No Other Secret Agent”: Appreciating the Heritage of Brazilian and South Korean Cinema

Essays Film Reviews Films

Yorgos Lanthimos and the Greek Weird Wave

Updated on 25 November 202024 November 2020Film Reviews

‘Mossad’ Review — UK Jewish Film Festival

Dan Jacobson reviews spy-comedy ‘Mossad’ and reveals that it doesn’t live up to its humorous hype. There is something particularly telling about the fact that …

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Updated on 23 November 202022 November 2020Film Reviews

‘On the Rocks’ Review

Editor Lydia De Matos scrutinises Sofia Coppola’s disappointing latest feature. You know how some films just kind of feel like they were made for television? …

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Updated on 22 November 202020 November 2020Essays

Céline Sciamma’s ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Is the Picture of Love Our Time Needs

Anna Ainio measures this French period piece against the theory of ‘the female gaze’. One of the first scenes of Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady …

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Updated on 19 November 202019 November 2020Podcast

Celluloid for the Soul Ep. 1 (UCL FilmSoc Podcast)

Celluloid for the Soul is all about comfort movies. Those films that bring us joy and warm our souls, that have helped us through difficult …

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Updated on 18 November 202018 November 2020Film Reviews

‘Black Mercedes’ Review- UK Jewish Film Festival

Ellie Lachs reviews a whodunnit set in Nazi-occupied Poland, filled with complex love triangles and webs of deceit. The body of a beautiful young woman, …

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Updated on 17 November 202017 November 2020Film Reviews

‘Pixie’ Review

Luigi Barraza Cárdenas reviews this cheeky but forgettable comedy thriller. Written and directed by father-son team Preston and Barnaby Thompson, Pixie is a comedy-thriller that …

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Updated on 19 November 202016 November 2020Podcast

Jamie’s Terrible Film School Ep. 1: The Thing (UCL FilmSoc Podcast)

Jamie has seen many films, and Harry has seen very few. In this podcast, Jamie guides Harry through their own personal canon of films that …

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Updated on 19 November 202014 November 2020Film Reviews

‘When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit’ Review – UK Jewish Film Festival

Ellie Lachs reviews this inspiring German tale of familial bonds and resilience. This year’s Jewish Film Festival kicked off with Caroline Link’s adaptation of Judith …

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Updated on 13 November 202013 November 2020Film Reviews

Raindance Film Festival: ‘Force of Habit’ Review

Editor-in-chief Pihla Pekkarinen reviews a Finnish anthology film about experiences of street harassment as part of our Raindance 2020 coverage. A woman’s arse gets grabbed …

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Updated on 12 November 202012 November 2020Film Reviews

Raindance Film Festival: ‘Jimmy is Punk – The Story of PANIC’ Review

Alina Elena reviews a documentary on the Dutch punk scene as part of our Raindance 2020 coverage. Mostly focusing on 16mm and Super 8 footage …

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