Bergman Season at the BFI: Persona
The BFI are currently holding a “Bergman Season”, in which they screen films of the great Swedish director Ingmar Bergman.…
the art of old films
Old doesn’t mean the hard hitting box office slams of the 2000s or the love stories to the tune of…
Secrets of Netflix: “Creep” (2014)
Creep (2014), dir. Patrick Brice, starring: Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice Creep is maybe my favourite found-footage film of recent…
The week’s film news
WOODY ALLEN CONDEMNATIONS CONTINUE The list of Woody Allen’s former colleagues speaking out against him grew longer this week as…
My Non-Binary Diary: Coming Out (Again)
Written by anon So I just tried to come out (again) to my Mum. I say ‘tried’, in that her response…
4. Game Theory: Dead Mice and Unreciprocated Oral Sex
Written by anon In the spirit of terrible movie trailers that give away every exciting part of the story, I’ve chosen…
Someone Like You: How Big Should Big Data Get?
Deputy Features Editor Kyi Yeung Goh analyses the increasing role that ‘big data’ plays in public life, and the trade-off…
“Three Billboards” is the social comedy-drama we’ve been waiting for
By Adam Solomons 5/5 — Almost to the day, ten years ago, Martin McDonagh’s breakthrough In Bruges screened for the first…
Bye Bye Birdie
The magpie feels the chalk morning’s sun, and knows another day begun. Missing the refuge of the downy birch she…
Is 2018 the beginning of the end for Europe as we know it?
With one of the greatest opponents of the European integration project set to leave the European Union in 2019, various…
