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Tag: film feature

Film Feature: Are we missing the ‘effects’ in special effects?

At the current moment, the film industry is full to the brim with visually impressive CGI, or Computer Generated Imagery. … More

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Film Feature: The C Bomb

“Nah, I didn’t like that bit. It was too… cliché.” It’s a common complaint for all Creative Things – be … More

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Disney sequels: bare necessities or cinematic genocides?

Disney is a global media giant; probably the most successful media branch of all times. They currently own Marvel Studios … More

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Too Long, Didn’t Watch? The Case for 8 Hour Films

In February, Filipino auteur Lav Diaz’s latest film, A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery, had its world premiere. While reviews … More

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#TVLessWhite – how African-American Women are Owning the Small Screen

  In light of the recent Oscar nominations announcement which disappointingly saw all acting slots up for grabs go to … More

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The Great British Diversity Problem

American filmmaker and director of Selma Ava DuVernay recently lamented the lack of opportunities for female and non-white directors in … More

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2015 Was an ‘Okay’ Year for Women in Film

It’s a tired topic that periodically flirts with progress, but this past year did bring a few feminist cinematic landmarks … More

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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

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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

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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

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