Staff Writer Shruti Kulkarni on why Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey exposes that modern cinema doesn’t trust its audience to think about the deeper meaning...
Staff Writer Guy de Basto ranks the characters from The Odyssey according to the original Homeric poem and Christopher Nolan’s 2026 adaptation. The Odyssey...
Staff Writer Ruby Muscroft takes a look at the already acclaimed ‘Anora’ movie, asking whether fairytales can really happen in the harsh realities of...
Staff Writer Anny Chen reviews the ‘The Wild Robot’ drawing parallels between its story and her own experiences as an international student in London....
Staff Writer Elouise Davies closely examines the new film starring Hugh Grant and explores the themes of heresy and faith integral to its narrative....
Staff Writer Margo Sautelle reviews Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut and the importance of honouring female instincts. In today’s dating culture of ‘swipe lefts’, ‘red...
Staff Writer Thomas Deakin explores how the BFI London Film Festival 2024 simultaneously promises a bright future of cinema and warns about the consequences...
Staff Writer Helen Berk reflects on the masterful storytelling qualities of ‘Small Things Like These’ and highlights the movie’s relevance to issues of reproduction...
Staff Writer Simon Nora-Dreyfus discusses the recent film ‘The Apprentice’ and its potential political influence on the US public, noting that it will likely...
Staff Writer Elouise Davies offers a comprehensive review of the recent ‘The Penguin’, drawing comparisons from previous Batman related projects. HBO’s ‘The Penguin’ brings...
Staff Writer Teddy D’Ancona offers a detailed critique of the newly released Joker: Folie à Deux sharing his thoughts on the recent “jukebox musical”....