The Invisible Man – The ultimate cat and mouse ★★
I am a sucker for all things horror. The blood, gore, jump scares, and cinematic screams are all well and…
Comment: What is the Fourth Estate? Everything.
At a time characterized by media convergence, where structural deregulation persists, and reporting that posits partisan opinion as fact appears…
Love Letter (1953): Masculinity, survival, and the nation-state
Set in 1950 post-war Japan under the American Occupation – Reikichi, our quiet, melancholy protagonist, wanders around roads and railway…
Comment: What Next? The start of LSE’s Mental Health Journey
On Monday 24th October, Freedom of Mind LSE’s UGM motion to improve mental health support at LSE passed with 434…
An impression of The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers’ most recent masterpiece, The Lighthouse, is a black and white depiction of an insular maritime setting where two…
Crossing the Globe #5: Being LGBT, at home and in London
This week we’re speaking about LGBT experiences around the globe and how it compares to London. We talk to Michal…
Noughts and Crosses – A race reversal drama that oozes originality ★★★★
I had no idea what to expect before I started watching the first episode of BBC’s Noughts and Crosses last…
Hidden Bridges #2 – Light + Social Inequality
“There are much more hidden codifications of the city, where we aren’t even aware of what light is doing.” –…
Escape from Pretoria – You won’t believe it’s a true story ★★★★
Based on true events, Escape From Pretoria follows Tim Jenkin (Daniel Radcliffe) who was arrested for distributing leaflets against the…
Comment: Don’t be a consultant.
Many of LSE’s most talented graduates are enticed by the generous endowments and comfort of the ballooning middle-management industry. They…
