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Category: Film

Film Feature: Politics on Screen

In a society based on consumption, films are a huge economic commodity. However, their effectiveness as means of communication and … More

django unchained, film feature, hollywood, Ludovica Credendino, oscars, student media, tarantino

Film Review: The Hateful Eight

  In association with The Grosvenor The Hateful Eight is, appropriately, the eighth film from visionary director Quentin Tarantino, arriving … More

film review, Grosvenor, hateful 8, kurt russell, Max Sefton, samuel jackson, student media, tarantino, tim roth

Film Review: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens

JJ Abrams has, for two years now, carried the unenviable weight of delivering a film better than the one you’ve … More

glasgow university, JJ Abrams, ronan duff, Star wars, the force awakens, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Finsterworld

Halfway into Finsterworld and you think you know exactly where the story is heading: an exploration of human nature, an … More

Finsterworld, Fokus, Frauke Finsterwalder, GFT, Glasgow Film Theatre, glasgow university, rachel walker, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Bridge of Spies

In association with the Grosvenor If the last Cold War-era film you saw was Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and you … More

Bridge of Spies, glasgow university, Tasha Baldassare, Tom Hanks, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Carol

In association with The Grosvenor

1950s, carol, cinema, film review, glasgow, luigi gravili, qmunicate, student media, the grosvenor, todd haynes

Film Feature: Apparently We’re Doomed, Oh Well

Misery inspires creativity, so in today’s climate it’s no wonder dystopian films are on the up. Apparently screenwriters are highly … More

1984, box office, brave new world, capitalism, dystopia, feature films, film, film feature, global warming, michaela barton, sci-fi, student films, student media, the end of the world, the hunger games, we're fucked basically

Film Review: The Lady in the Van

In association with the Grosvenor ‘A mostly true story’ begins The Lady in the Van, Alan Bennett’s film adaptation of … More

Allan Bennett, Clare Patterson, glasgow university, Maggie Smith, Nicholas Hytner, The Lady in the van, University of Glasgow

Film Review: Hector

Hector is a most promising first feature film by director Jake Gavin. Hector McAdam, portrayed by Peter Mullan, is homeless. … More

christmas, film review, Gabrielle Gonçalves, glasgow, hector, hector film, london, Peter Mullan, qmunicate

Film Feature: Big Things on the Small Screen

  Lock your door, draw the curtains, and grab enough snacks to last a team of pigs a week, because … More

amazon prime, bingewatch, black mirror, film feature, michaela barton, netflix, parks and recs, tv shows

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