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Women in a Wasteland – George Miller’s ‘Mad Max’
Furious is the word to describe George Miller’s Mad Max franchise. The essay ties Film to lived experience and wider political debate.
/ Anthony Laurence
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Dear College Kids, Would You Listen to Samantha White?
Every “The More You Know (About Black People)” video released over the past few months accomplished exactly what Justin Simien wanted: It made me increasingly.
/ Aryanna Prasad
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Vince Gilligan’s ‘Breaking Bad’ – is it the greatest television show of all time?
I reckon I’ve probably spent at least a tenth of my entire life watching various television programmes, which on reflection, is a terrifying statistic if.
/ Anthony Laurence
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Cinema’s declining Middle Class: Why have studios stopped taking risks?
The tent-pole franchise Or 2. Cinema’s declining Middle Class: Why have studios stopped taking risks? traces how Film shape identity, institutions, and public.
/ Matt Spencer-Skeen
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The Contextualisation Of Fiction
We can probably all agree that real life terrorists aren’t movie villains, but how about the other way around? The Contextualisation Of Fiction places Film.
/ Matt Spencer-Skeen
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Blink And You’ll Miss It – 6 Films You May Have Missed In 2013
Just in case you weren’t aware, 2013 was an astounding year for film. Blink And You’ll Miss It – 6 Films You May Have Missed In 2013 traces how Film shape.
/ Anthony Laurence
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Celebritism and Cronenberg’s ‘Antiviral’
Following in the footsteps of your father is never a meningeal task, especially when your father is acclaimed filmmaker David Cronenberg.
/ Anthony Laurence
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CGI – A Case of Less or More?
There was a time, during the early stages of film, when imagination was key. CGI – A Case of Less or More? traces how Film shape identity, institutions,.
/ Anthony Laurence
Film Self & Society
The Importance of Diversity in Cinema
There’s a problem with representation in our cinemas. That’s what makes what happens in the film industry over the coming years so important.
/ Anthony Laurence
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Jeff Nichols’ MUD & Idea Recycling
If it just so happens that you’re to see just one film this year about a homeless man trying to reunite himself with his one true love, aided by two curious.
/ Anthony Laurence
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Reviewing The Most Recent Spike Jonze Masterpiece
Existential spirals, ruthless amounts of procrastination merged with golden intentions to wear desert boots and high waisted chinos – give me a moment.
/ Hassan Que
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The Decline of Richard Pryor: Uncensored
In 1986 Richard Pryor appeared on The Barbara Walters Specialas a different kind of character, his lissome features, slender, fractured and unseemly.
/ Hassan Que
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The Tale of Dexter Morgan
Making a successful television show isn’t easy work. Modern television competes head to head with blockbuster movies for viewers and ratings.
/ Anthony Laurence