Category: Film

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    Megan Eynon – Daly

    Best Film to watch in Summer!

    Megan Eynon Daley discusses why Teen Beach Movie is her favourite film to watch in Summer.

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    Frankie Lochhead

    My Letterboxd Least Loved

    Frankie Lochhead investigates the least popular films in her Letterboxd collection!

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    Grace Eshel

    Timeless Heat: The Popularity Coming of Age Stories in Summer

    Grace Eshel explores the complexities behind summertime coming of age stories

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    Holly Allwright

    Sequels We Seriously Didn’t Need…

    Holly Allwright explores the most unnecessary sequels in film.

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    Megan Eynon – Daly

    Bong Joon-ho’s The Host (2006): An Underrated International Film

    Megan Eynon-Daly explains her love of ‘The Host’.

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    Grace Eshel

    Was Barbie THE Film of Summer 2023?

    Grace Eshel explains the hits and misses that made up Barbie 2023…

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    Callum Joynes

    My Summer Comfort Movie: Jackass 3D (2010)

    Callum Joynes explains why Jackass 3D is his summer comfort film…

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    Rhianna Saglani

    My Summer Comfort Movie: A Week Away (2021)

    Rhianna Saglani explains why 2021’s ‘A Week Away’ is her ‘summer comfort movie’.

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    Holly Allwright

    Greta Gerwig: the quadruple-threat that redefined ‘Little Women’

    Holly Allwright explores the power of Greta Gerwig’s influence in her ‘Little Women’ adaptation.

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    Megan Eynon – Daly

    The Best Vacation Flick?: Teen Beach Movie (2013)

    Megan Eynon-Daly argues why 2013’s Teen Beach Movie is the best film about a holiday.

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    The Best Vacation Flick?: Monte Carlo (2011)

    Susanna Robertson-Sheath argues why 2011’s Monte Carlo is the best film about a holiday.

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    Reece Beckett

    Hidden Gem: Why Perry Henzell’s ‘The Harder They Come’ deserves more recoginition

    I first stumbled across The Harder They Come during an especially bitter winter walk. Loneliness led to an aimless wander through the then unknown to me places surrounding campus, and the usual reliance on music (and art generally) for escapism and familiarity led to replaying Earl Sweatshirt’s dreary 2018 record some rap songs. The hazy nature of the instrumentals […]

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    Daisy Gazzard

    Rom-Coms: Are they worth the hype?

    Daisy Gazzard presents a criticism of romantic comedies.

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    Karina
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    Past Lives (2023) Review: The Conflict between Nostalgia and the Future

    “You’re dreaming in a language that I can’t understand. It’s like there’s this whole place inside of you where I can’t go.” I’ve watched Past Lives (2023) for the first time a few weeks ago, at Union Film, and I don’t think I could handle seeing it for the second time. It’s a film that […]