Looking back on Star Wars
On the release date of The Force Awakens, Zoe Tongue analyses the raging success of the Star Wars franchise.
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On the release date of The Force Awakens, Zoe Tongue analyses the raging success of the Star Wars franchise.
Justin Browning reviews Yorgos Lanthimos’ bizarre and touching film about the modern state of romance.
Elana Kaymer reflects on Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette and its techniques of gritty realism.
Elana Kaymer reflects on Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette and its techniques of gritty realism.
Thom Addinall-Biddulph recommends some of the year’s best arthouse films.
Mikey Bicarregui makes a case for why The Hunger Games is such a brilliant film series, in advance of the release of its final chapter this weekend.
Cherry Ng takes us through the successes, and not-quite-so-successful aspects of Ant-Man, which is showing this Sunday in Bede Film Soc if you missed it.
If you missed it in Arthouse Film Soc on Tuesday, tonight’s the night to watch or re-watch V for Vendetta, and here Christian Round convinces us as to why.
In the run-up to Halloween, Katie Buckland reviews some horror classics, offering some sage advice to go with them.
Justin Browning explores the routes taken by child actors in later life, to brilliance and to tragedy.