Daniel Jacobson takes an in-depth look at Noah Baumbach’s tender drama Marriage Story through game theory. One of the most famous and widely researched thought …
‘Marriage Story’ Review: A Game Theory Approach
‘Frozen II’ Review
Pihla Pekkarinen reviews the much-anticipated Disney sequel. Frozen, when it was first released six years ago, gripped the world. Frozen paraphernalia was inescapable. Anyone who …
A Decade in: TV Shows
We don’t even want to count how many TV shows showed up on our screens in the last decade, so our writers give their opinions …
A Decade in: Films
A selection of our writers take a look at the films that shaped them, and the world of film, this decade. Waltz with Bashir (2008) …
A Decade in: Scores
We got some of our writers to put on their headphones and share their picks of the best scores, songs, and composers of the last …
‘Last Christmas’ Review
Why this year you should not shy away from watching a Christmas rom-com. It is not a very common occasion to come across a rom-com …
A Decade in: Directors
A selection of our writers reflect on the directors who stood out this decade; whether for their cultural contribution, the work they’ve done, or the …
A Piece of Home: Returning to ‘Moonsoon Wedding’
Fatima Jafar pens a love letter to a beloved childhood film. The first time I watched Monsoon Wedding I was ten years old. My mother …
‘The Irishman’ Review
Kerem Uzdiyen reviews Martin Scorsese’s long-awaited gangster epic. This review contains no spoilers. Did Martin Scorsese follow up on his recent “real cinema” remarks by …
Visual poetry in The Double Life of Veronique
Sofía Korous Vázquez explores the exquisite visuals of a Kieślowski masterpiece. This past week FilmSoc screened Krzysztof Kieślowski’s The Double Life of Veronique (1991), a …