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Roar writer Maria Malik on Dirlis ErtuÄŸrul, a Turkish drama that counters Islamic stereotypes portrayed in the West. In recent years, there have been...
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In this three-part article, Roar writer Karen Ng interviews Ray Yeung, the director of Suk Suk (å”．å”). Part 3 looks at the wider message of...
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In this three-part article, Roar writer Karen Ng interviews Ray Yeung, the director of Suk Suk (å”．å”). Part 2 explores the filming process of the...
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In this three-part article, Roar writer Karen Ng interviews Ray Yeung, the director of Suk Suk. Part 1 discusses Yeung’s inspirations and the real...
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A number of female King’s students have allegedly been harassed in Maughan Library. Many of them claim they did not know how to report...
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Why does gender inequality still exist in film and television? Why are there so few female directors? Why has there been a rise of...
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The 27th November 2000 was a normal day, as normal as any other in South London. The day began with little cloud but rained...
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Damien Chazelle’s “First Man†is one of the most exciting movies of the year – on paper. Not only is it Chazelle’s first film...
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Once upon a time ‘It Happened One Night’: a screwball comedy in which the roguish hero and the haughty heroine fight so much they...
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Simon Aboud’s This Beautiful Fantastic (2016) certainly contained elements of beauty and certainly contained elements of fantastic. Fancy a film inspired by Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s...
