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Interview by Charlotte Woods Rory Bremner, renowned political satirist, talks about King’s and his mental health. Rory Bremner, alumnus and Fellow of King’s...
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Interview by Charlotte Woods Rory Bremner, renowned political satirist, talks about King’s and his mental health. Rory Bremner, alumnus and Fellow of King’s...
Last year’s Looper was missed by most, but loved by those who caught it. The year is 2012. Olympic fever hits Britain, and...
It bombed at the box office, but the Coen brothers’ cult favourite is an underwatched classic. The Coen brothers are master filmmakers. Â They...
A film adaption of the stage musical by Scottish playwright Stephen Greenhorn, incorporating 13 songs by The Proclaimers. Everyone knows the hit pop...
Two star-crossed lovers meet once again, in the latest Romeo and Juliet remake. With the essence of Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 version still looming...
A savage interpretation of the 1998 novel by Scottish author Irvine Welsh, written and directed by Jon S. Baird. The film is centred...
Mental illness has long been a popular trope in the cinema, its use often falls somewhere between heartfelt and mocking. One Flew Over...
 Roar! sat down with Călin Peter Netzer to discuss his new, critically acclaimed film, Child’s Pose. Child’s Pose is the close study of...
Lars and the Real Girl is a neglected, quirky gem. Lars and the Real Girl is a fantastic...
In celebration of Black History Month, Ali Pantony highlights the talent of four African-American Actors. DENZEL WASHINGTON Acting...