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Berlin Film Festival 2020: Redefining Masculinity and Masterminds
March 28, 2020 - No comment
With new festival curators, this year’s Berlinale showcased new and underrated film talent. Enjoy three selections below. Expectations...
March 28, 2020 - No comment
With new festival curators, this year’s Berlinale showcased new and underrated film talent. Enjoy three selections below. Expectations...
Little Women: Greta Gerwig’s Bold New Adaptation
January 18, 2020 - No comment
Despite the sexism that plagues mainstream awarding bodies, Greta Gerwig’s exceptional directing of Little Women has ensured...
January 18, 2020 - No comment
Despite the sexism that plagues mainstream awarding bodies, Greta Gerwig’s exceptional directing of Little Women has ensured...
The Murky Coastal Waters of this Isle: New British Film Releases
November 18, 2019 - No comment
Four new British films to catch on the big screen As election fever takes hold and a weary populace is asked to steer...
November 18, 2019 - No comment
Four new British films to catch on the big screen As election fever takes hold and a weary populace is asked to steer...
Korean Cinema Scholars Preview the London Korean Film Festival of 2019
October 29, 2019 - No comment
Three scholars preview the London Korean Film Festival for The Platform, which, this year, marks the centenary of the first...
October 29, 2019 - No comment
Three scholars preview the London Korean Film Festival for The Platform, which, this year, marks the centenary of the first...
Biidaaban: A Powerful Indigenous Tale of Magic and Resistance Brought to Life
October 17, 2019 - No comment
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson's story inspired the creation of this beautifully realised, but critically powerful movie that...
October 17, 2019 - No comment
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson's story inspired the creation of this beautifully realised, but critically powerful movie that...
The Report: Torture of the Mute and Voiceless
October 16, 2019 - No comment
An effort to portray accountability for torture in Scott Z. Burns’ new film is undercut by the silencing of the victims...
October 16, 2019 - No comment
An effort to portray accountability for torture in Scott Z. Burns’ new film is undercut by the silencing of the victims...
The Human Cost of an Environmental Disaster: ‘Guarding the Forest’ at the Native Spirit Indigenous Film Festival
October 8, 2019 - No comment
Max Baring’s new documentary film recounts the struggles of the indigenous peoples who live in the Amazon, after the burning...
October 8, 2019 - No comment
Max Baring’s new documentary film recounts the struggles of the indigenous peoples who live in the Amazon, after the burning...
The Platform Preview to the BFI London Film Festival, 2019
October 2, 2019 - No comment
Changing cities and fantastical worlds lie beyond the star-studded galas and British talent on display at this year’s BFI London...
October 2, 2019 - No comment
Changing cities and fantastical worlds lie beyond the star-studded galas and British talent on display at this year’s BFI London...
Celebrating the Miners: The Historic Tradition of a Working Class Community Lives On
September 5, 2019 - No comment
Director Daniel Draper documents the beginnings of British socialism as we know it through the Durham Miners’ Gala. In...
September 5, 2019 - No comment
Director Daniel Draper documents the beginnings of British socialism as we know it through the Durham Miners’ Gala. In...
LGBT Refugee Cinema, Queer Politics and Human Rights: ‘Mr Gay Syria’
August 24, 2019 - No comment
Ayse Toprak’s award-winning film complicates our understanding of both the refugee crisis and LGBT human rights movements. Directed...
August 24, 2019 - No comment
Ayse Toprak’s award-winning film complicates our understanding of both the refugee crisis and LGBT human rights movements. Directed...
