Cinema Is Back…Almost
By Nicole Rees-Williams Artwork by Mike Simon on Unsplash Cinemas in England were supposed to open on the 4th of […]
BAME Fashion and Beauty Companies
by Rhiân Lock The conversation surrounding the recent Black Lives Matter protests across the world has forced all of us
Fictional Worlds That Exist in Real Life
by Shaniece O’Keeffe. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Universal Studios Florida and Hollywood & The making of Harry
Staycation Settings: Making the Most of the UK
With the uncertainty of global travel, many of us have been forced to postpone or even cancel our holiday plans
Recreating Holiday Meals
As lockdown measures have caused lots of us to cancel holiday plans, we thought we’d bring some of the best
Creating A Lockdown Cinema Experience
Words by Sarah BelgerArtwork by Sarah Belger With lockdown restrictions easing and life starting to return to normality, , the
The Games Getting Us Through Lockdown
The lockdown over the past few months has led to boredom – long swathes of time where some of us
Hamilton: An Eye Opener For Racial Prejudice
By Georgia Glenn Hamilton is a musical depicting the life and death of Alexander Hamilton: one of the founding fathers
Stop Killing Us
By Cynthia Vera There used to be a time when I used to believe that America was best country in the world.
Films Made by BAME Directors
Words by Ona Ojo, Ella Rowe Hall, Thomas Benny, Finegas Stocking and Megan Evans (in order of appearance) Illustration by
Books Written by BAME Authors
Illustration by Jasmine Snow @jasminesnowartContributions by: Ella Clucas, Kate Waldock, Ellie Hutchins, Ella Lloyd, Annabelle Ingram and Rhian Lock (in
Queerantine: Here’s to Queer Cinema!
Here at Quench Film & TV, one of our favourite topics to discuss is The Importance of Queer Cinema, because
Normal People and Turmoils of Heartbreak
By Megan Evans The TV adaption of Sally Rooney’s bestselling novel Normal People has enfolded so much turmoil and heartbreak
Review: Never Have I Ever
By Pui Kuan Cheah Netflix has been on a roll lately, delivering plenty of content to audiences stuck indoors. Enter
Unorthodox: The Journey of Self-Discovery
By Anna Heledd As someone who ravishes in learning about cultures so distant from my own, I was very eager
An Interview With a Dancer from Sex Education Season 2
By Lindsay Smith Last time Laura Dazon spoke to us about the ways you can secure a golden ticket through
What’s on Streaming: May
Here’s a small list of our favourite shows that you can stream this month! Enjoy. Hollywood By Alisha Keane You
How Can Boredom Foster Creativity?
By Natascha Ng Over the last few weeks, we have all had far too much time on our hands and,
Love is Blind as a Microcosm for the Pitfalls of Millennial Dating
By Holly McElroy Netflix’s new dating show Love is Blind presents itself as a social experiment, where single women and
Deep Dive: The Evolution of the Teen Drama Genre
By Ella Rowe-Hall Teen dramas. The occasionally cringe-inducing yet always loveable, dramatic slices of the lives we often wished we