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"Women are born with pain built in": Fleabag's Love Letter to Modern Feminism

Camila Hernandez analyses the inexorable relationship between Phoebe Waller-Bridge's meta-comedy and current feminist discourse.

Review: The Green Knight

Camila Hernandez reviews David Lowery's brave cinematic take on the 14th-century poem.

Why You Should Watch The Films Of Éric Rohmer

Chiara Walsh explores an often underappreciated figure of the French New Wave.

Interview: Oliver Hermanus

Sam Harding speaks to the South African director about Moffie, his Apartheid-set drama of war and sexuality.

7 Things For You and Your Flatmates to Watch

Martha Pollard recommends her favourite films and televisions shows to watch with your flatmates.

Mothering Sunday: Human Connection Stripped Down

Mothering Sunday: Human Connection Stripped Down

Sophie Norton explores Eva Husson's deconstruction of British prudishness

1 Dec 2021 Sophie Norton
‘Passing’ and the History of Racial Masks as Theatre for Change

‘Passing’ and the History of Racial Masks as Theatre for Change

Camila Ponce-Hernández discusses the historical intricacies of Netflix's recent black-and-white drama

26 Nov 2021 Camila Hernandez
“Sub vs Dub?”: Debating the Age-old Question

“Sub vs Dub?”: Debating the Age-old Question

Camila Ponce-Hernández and Kyle Boulton offer opposing views on this polarising issue

23 Nov 2021 Camila Hernandez Kyle Boulton
‘Yojimbo’, Kurosawa’s tale of an unnamed samurai

‘Yojimbo’, Kurosawa’s tale of an unnamed samurai

Sophia Ash examines the rising tensions of this 1961 masterpiece and its approach to the samurai genre

22 Nov 2021 Sophia Ash
‘The Guilty’ and the Problem with American Remake Films

‘The Guilty’ and the Problem with American Remake Films

Martha Pollard argues that the imitation of foreign film is rarely the sincerest form of flatter

22 Nov 2021 Martha Pollard
Review: Spencer

Review: Spencer

Kyle Boulton reviews Pablo Larraín's bold subversion of the royal biopic

15 Nov 2021 Kyle Boulton
A Night at Cineworld York: VIP screening of ‘Spencer’

A Night at Cineworld York: VIP screening of ‘Spencer’

Kyle Boulton reviews an unforgettable VIP experience

15 Nov 2021 Kyle Boulton
Review: The Outsiders (The Complete Novel)

Review: The Outsiders (The Complete Novel)

Lawrence Mason reviews Francis Ford Coppola's 1983 foray into coming-of-age cinema, an overlooked exploration of American hypermasculinity

13 Nov 2021 Lawrence Mason
Review: Last Night in Soho

Review: Last Night in Soho

Sophia Andrews Gamarra reviews Edgar Wright's newest film, a technicolour nightmare that fails to deliver

11 Nov 2021 Sophia Andrews Gamarra
Review: Robocop (1987)

Review: Robocop (1987)

Elijah Ryan looks at the anti-corporate brilliance of Paul Verhoeven's 1987 classic

5 Nov 2021 Elijah Ryan

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