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Category: Film

Alternative Halloween Films

Halloween is only a week away and Netflix is punting the classics – Friday the 13th, The Shining, A Nightmare … More

carrie macneill, film, films, halloween, horror, thriller

Film Review: Talking About Trees – in association with the Africa in Motion Film Festival

Talking About Trees, Suhaib Gasmelbari’s documentary that is screening as part of the 2019 Africa in Motion Festival, is about the film industry in a country where strict … More

africa in motion, amelie voges, film review, four stars, talking about trees

Film Review – Short Film Competition Part 2: in association with the World of Film International Festival

[Content warning for sexual abuse] The second part of the World of Film Festival’s short film competition was an eclectic … More

amelie voges, cinema, film, Short films, World of Film International Festival

Film Review: A Girl’s Band

[Trigger warning: mentions of sexual violence] “A woman is only respected when she sings well and in tune,” a female … More

amelie voges, argentina, documentary, film, film review, marilina giménez

Film Review – Pity Party Film Club Presents: Welcome to the Dollhouse

[Trigger warning: sexual assault mention] American coming-of-age films tend to focus on high school, reminding you of the torture that … More

90s, Elsa Lindström, film review, films, teen

Film Review – Booksmart

If the recent influx of actor-directed coming-of-age films is anything to go by, it should come as no surprise that … More

amelie voges, booksmart, comedy, film, teen

So Bad It’s Good: Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging

Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging is the most 2008 film ever. Nothing can catapult me back to being 13 years … More

angus thongs and perfect snogging, film, film review, issue 141, jo reid, so bad it's good, teen

Disney’s Live-Action Remakes: A Loss of Creativity?

From The Lion King to Aladdin, many beloved Disney films are being given the chance to come to life in … More

animation, Disney, feature, film, film feature, lion king, live action, maria kostoulia, remakes, tradition

Film Review: Eighth Grade – in association with the Glasgow Film Theatre.

Eighth Grade is the first outing from comedian turned writer/director Bo Burnham. Like his comedy, Burnham’s debut cuts through its … More

8th grade, arts review, bo burnham, film, film review, five stars, GFT, Glasgow Film Theatre, ronan duff

The Oscars’ Foreign Language Film Problem

The Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film is one of the Oscars’ most controversial categories. Its contentious eligibility rules … More

foreign language, issue 140, oscars, rhiannon mechan

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