Film and TV

Sarah Harris **Warning – Spoilers Ahead** After Marvel explored new territories with the hit series, WandaVision, expectations for their next Disney+ series, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, were high. It’s important that Marvel are finally using their platform to create a dialogue on important and relevant issues If...

Katie Connor As part of our 10 days of climate change we have rounded up the 10 best animated films with climate themes. Surprisingly upon doing some research, there are countless animated films, usually aimed at kids, which hold either an underlying or sometimes very prominent ‘green’ message. Raising...

The Russo brother’s Cherry is a bland film, which leaves you with very little....

Tylah Mofford After halting my day at exactly 12.20pm on Monday 15th March to tune in to Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra revealing the 2021 Oscar nominations (which was obviously much more important than my seminar at that time), I was pleasantly surprised by the diverse nature of the...

The COVID-19 pandemic emerged from the unknown and changed our lives unexpectedly, leading us to turn to films and shows for comfort. Sarah Harris shares how it has been represented in entertainment. ...

Lucinda Dodd Singer-songwriter Sia’s directorial debut Music is a masterclass in how not to make a film. The unevolved characters, lumbering plot, and failed art-house film feel are not even its biggest problem. Instead, it’s the unpalatable and dangerous depictions of autism that have caused it to be lambasted...

Jack Richardson You know that feeling when you discover a new show, and it’s everything you love? Smart, funny, creepy, wildly imaginative, and it slams you in the feels like a heavyweight champion? You know that feeling when a show sets your imagination alight? And you devour every theory...