2024 Wrapped: The Best Albums of 2024
Brat by Charli XCX There are pop culture moments that shape each year, and it would be hard to sum […]
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The Power of Unity: Why Unionionised film crews are essential to the industry
Words by Katie Storrie Have you ever wondered how certain films can become so successful? Or how do films become
Friendship In Film
Words by Ella Collis I think we can all agree on the fact that friendships made and portrayed through films
The Netflix Original Phenomenon: Why Are They Mostly Bad?
Words by Charlotte Moore The majority of people will be familiar with the ever-growing streaming platform that is Netflix. Whether
Valentine’s Day : Yay or Nay?
Valentine’s Day -┬á a meaningful celebration of romantic love or just another excuse for companies to shove cards, flowers, and
Valentine’s and Food: Do We Love or Hate Dinner Dates?
Step aside restaurant dinner dates, make way for coffee shops, picnics, and activities. This Valentine’s Day our contributors have shared
The Importance of The Bechdel Test in Films
While the Bechdel Test was only ever meant to be a jokey, tongue-in-cheek way of showing a lack of female representation in the media, it really took off as a measure of female agency in TV and film. However, our contemporary media landscape is wildly different from that of the test’s origin in the 80s, and many criticise the Bechdel test for being over-simplified, minimum requirements for diversity which overlook other problems around underrepresentation in the film industry such as race and sexuality.┬á
Review: The Menu
Words by Amy Wild Revenge is served hot, and The Menu definitely makes flames on their enemies. The Menu was
Opinion: Is it ever too early for Christmas music?
December is looming. Tesco have brought out their festive meal deal options, the tree is up outside Cardiff Castle and
It Isn’t All Men, but It Is Almost Always a Man
Trigger Warning: mentions of rape, sexual assault, violence and homophobia This opinion piece is by Kate Waldock Over the past
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.
Did ‘Call Me by Your Name’ need a sequel?
By Sofia Brizio I remember the exact day I started reading Call Me By Your Name, the bestselling novel by
The Age of Shifting Gender Stereotypes and the Culture of Gender
By Sarah Harris When I think about how much the culture of gender has evolved in my 22 years of
Digging Out ‘American Dirt’: What This Controversy Tells Us About the Shortcomings of the Publishing Industry
By Luisa De La Concha Montes In early January, I woke up to find my Twitter feed flooded with very
Opinion: Why Burst Bridget Jones’ Bubble?
Words by Laura Carter I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to be absolutely horrified at the news that Helen