BFI Flare: Tove Lucy Clarke10 April 2021 Alma Pöysti’s brilliant performance can’t save Tove ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Wandavision and the shape of grief Mary Blackburn3 April 2021 Mary Blackburn ties the power of Wanda Maximoff’s pain to her own experience of loss... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Sweet Home: horror, desire and the action woman trope Amber Wisteria21 March 2021 The latest Netflix release subverts the impossible beauty standards of K-dramas... Film & TV0 Comments 0
With Malcolm & Marie, nothing is black and white Jenna Kirby24 February 2021 Jenna Kirby dives deep into the exhausting rawness of Levinson’s latest release... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Cocoon: portrait of a slow transformation Pippa Sterk17 February 2021 Pippa Sterk interviews director Leonie Krippendorff about her new feature... Film & TV0 Comments 0
How many more promising young women are we willing to sacrifice? Alessia Galatini2 February 2021 The latest release by Emerald Fennell is an exercise in gaslighting that stabs you in the back ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The Duke of Hastings was raped Alexandra Cocksworth30 January 2021 Let’s unpack the strange sexual dynamics of Bridgerton ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Tragedy in the Garden of Eden Carmen Walker-Vazquez19 January 2021 Pieces of a Woman is a destructive tale weighed down by its own symbolism... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The Wilds is a brave new world Alessia Galatini14 January 2021 Have you ever wondered what society would be like without men? ... Film & TV1 Comment 0
The Prom: too much and not enough Pippa Sterk29 December 2020 Pippa Sterk is disappointed by the marginalisation of the main queer storyline in Ryan Murphy’s latest release... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Happiest Season can be both silly and a revolution Alessia Galatini24 December 2020 Alessia Galatini ponders why the LGBT community tends to hold queer films to a higher standard than mainstream fare ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
What does gender-based violence look like? Alessia Galatini29 November 2020 16 Days 16 Films 2020 tackles the issue of gender-based violence with poignancy but without trauma... Film & TV0 Comments 0
New British horror makes vampirism the new domesticity Alessia Galatini17 October 2020 Alessia Galatini interviews the director and producers of Rose: A Love Story, which premiered at BFI London Film Festival... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Shouldn’t we all be Greta? Alessia Galatini16 October 2020 “I am Greta” is a raw glimpse into the life of the climate change activist... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The untold story of those who disappeared Ania Ostrowska15 October 2020 Ania Ostrowska interviews the filmmakers behind "To see you again", a heartbreaking documentary about an uncovered abuse of power... Film & TV0 Comments 1
Rocks: a timeless yet refreshing exploration of friendship and girlhood Genevieve Richardson3 October 2020 Let’s talk about Rocks without invoking the ambiguous marker of ‘authenticity’... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The hypocrisy of the Cuties controversy Antonia Louisa Georgiou28 September 2020 Antonia Louisa Georgiou argues that, while the voyeurism of Cuties’ trailer repulses viewers, male directors are getting away with far worse... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Make Up: sexuality, monsters and caravans Olivia Neilson17 September 2020 Olivia Neilson is struck by the powerful queer allegory of Oakley’s feature debut... Film & TV0 Comments 0
