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Roar writer Amiya Johar on the stories Hollywood does and does not tell about climate change. Blizzards born overnight, sudden earth-consuming darkness, and doomsday predictions...
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Roar writer Dafne Selimoglu interviews Alex Lightman, the director of the new interactive horror film, “Night Book.” Horror is one thing, but interactive horror...
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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman reviews Disney’s 2021 “Cruella”. Emma Stone’s cool coldness makes for an endearing “Cruella” in this fashionable and classy prequel. The...
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This article is part of Roar’s collaboration with the Positive Peers this Take Time In, which is KCLSU’s campaign on 4-21 May to support...
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Roar writer Joseph Israel reflects on Eric Rohmer’s “A Tale of Springtime” and the upcoming Spring season. The first opus in the saga of...
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Roar writer Charmaine Tan on the struggles of wanting to break into the film industry as a female. “Are you sure that you want...
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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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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman shares his cultural recommendations for the remaining days of lockdown. This last year has been undeniably arduous for us all....
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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...
