Did we have to go to Manderley again? Rebecca 2020 review
Grace Brimacombe-Rand reviews the lastest remake of Rebecca, examining the relationship between it and the Hitchcock classic.
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Grace Brimacombe-Rand reviews the lastest remake of Rebecca, examining the relationship between it and the Hitchcock classic.
Magali O'Brien delves into the world of horror, providing a range of recommendations for you to explore the genre.
An anonymous contributor explores how the idea of Britishness has impacted on her cross-cultural identity.
Christian Bland examines the claims that a new genre is evolving out of horror.
Janet Cheng explores how reading brings about enlightenment.
Donald Judd was a distinguished figure in the world of art. Today, he is more relevant than ever. When MoMa announced that they are going to be organizing a solo…
For Black History Month, we asked Durham students to recommend their favorite films featuring black directors and black casts. All available on streaming sites.
An anonymous contributor explores the impact of growing up bilingual and the affect on their identity.
Athletes worried their Stash won’t be appreciated, and new sports created to avoid lockdown rules.
People who don’t read history don’t know what they’re missing, something that it is a tremendous shame. Immensely interesting, richly written but never overly detailed, very readable and at times…