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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman on “The World’s A Little Blurry”, a Billie Eilish documentary, providing a look into the young artist’s world. “The World’s...
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Staff Writer Annabelle Duggan reviews the Tibet Film Festival London's preview of 'Tenzing'.
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After a summer of drought, London could not be more ready for the cold, wet months ahead. Here in Roar’s culture team, we’re thinking...
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What the backrooms teach us about our digital landscape, cultural values and hostile architecture that 'Backrooms' could not.
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Roar writer Bianca Jituboh reviews the Netflix series “Sex Education”. “Sex Education” is a British comedy-drama television series on Netflix created by Laurie Nunn, starring...
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Roar writer Joseph Israel on how Jacques Rivette’s cinema allows us to appreciate the experience of slowness. Many studies have already warned of the dangers...
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Guest writer Aparajita Ray Chaudhuri discusses the importance of LGBTQ+ representation in children’s TV shows. Over the last few decades, the consumption of entertainment...
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In line with LGBTQ+ History Month, Roar writer Joseph Israel discusses the director Xavier Dolan and his films. Although Xavier Dolan has been criticised...
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Roar writer Laura Maxwell on how Channel 4 series “It’s A Sin” explores the theme of grief during the AIDS epidemic in London. Channel...
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Roar writer Scarlett Yu reviews the new Netflix film, “To All the Boys I’ve Loved: Always and Forever”. Who could have missed the chance...
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Roar writer Bébhinn Cogan on how the pandemic has changed our relationships with each other. Last April, my father started a weekly video call...
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Roar writer Ishaan Rahman reviews Netflix’s release, The White Tiger. The White Tiger, directed by Ramin Bahrani, is an adaptation of the novel by Aravind Adiga....
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Roar writer Arjan Arenas reviews the new Channel 4 drama, It’s a Sin. Two years after his BBC One miniseries Years and Years, a...
