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Staff writer Teddy D’Ancona deep dives into this year’s BFI London Film Festival, providing key insights and reviews. Twenty-one days. Three theatres. Well over...
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie expands the Mario universe with new characters, emotional storytelling, and stunning visuals, but is it a bold masterpiece or...
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Staff writer Lamisa Worthy names the 2026 horror films you need to look out for. Horror has always possessed a peculiar resilience, constantly mutating...
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Culture writer Mara Ahmed walks through Day 5 of the KCL Strand Film Festival, hoping to explore the question: how do you make a...
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Staff writer Thomas Deakin reviews Paul Thomas Anderson’s newest film One Battle After Another, arguing it’s his greatest since Punch-Drunk Love Since his highly...
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‘From Ground Zero’ was first screened in the UK at the London Palestine Film Festival (LPFF) in November of 2024. Ten months later, on Friday...
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Staff Writer Elouise Davies reviews the third season of Amazon Prime’s ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ as a cultural event among Gen Z. The...
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Staff Writer Penelope Spencer-Simpson reviews the BBC/Binge miniseries 'Mix Tape'.
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Staff Writer Theo Grange examines the recent Oscars results, reflecting on the surprise element and long-standing trends that seem inherent to the event. The...
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Staff Writer Angela Alberti delves deep into the ‘boring nice guy’ trope, highlighting the harm it has in shaping identities. ‘You know what I...
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Features Editor Govhar Dadashova reflects on the ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy’ film, considering the role grief plays as a natural part of...
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Staff Writer Teddy D’Ancona reviews Jesse Eisenberg’s second feature film, A Real Pain, highlighting the profound impact of art in shaping understanding. In the...
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Staff Writer Meera Mohanraj considers the legacy of the Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman upon the BFI’s celebration of her work. The year 2025 marks...
