Oscar nominee Hirokazu Koreeda is bringing Dickens to 2019. We need it.
Hirokazu Koreeda is a busy man – and, recently, a very successful one. In the last six years the arthouse…
Crime and ‘You’
Another Netflix controversy Last year, Netflix’s show 13 Reasons Why caused public anxiety about the risk of a suicide contagion…
Christina Lauren on sexuality, racism, and environmentalism
Christina may just be best known at LSE as the resident LSELove commenter (more about this on page 19). But…
The Gay Agenda
Here’s the tea. Year-round state subsidised iced coffee The dismantling of the oppressive structures of heteronormativity Recognition of cuffed jeans…
We’ve come far, but not far enough
Another year brings another pride week, where we celebrate the progress of LGBT+ persons and its acceptance British society. In…
Inside LSELove
There’s something special about LSELove that I think says a lot about the culture of LSE in general: it isn’t…
Visual marvel “Alita: Battle Angel” throws everything but the kitchen sink
Having owned the adaptation rights to Alita: Battle Angel for decades, producer James Cameron and director Robert Rodriguez have finally…
“Everyone loves you. Become a party politician and everyone will hate you”
A review of I’m Not Running Considering the current political climate of the past few weeks (or months? Years?), it seems strange…
Open Book: Mental Health and… Pressure
Everyone’s mental health is different. No two people experience their environment in the same way, and so the pressures and…
“Nina” – a careful but lacklustre addition to Lesbian exploration in cinema
Nina and Wojtek are a long-married couple hoping to become parents. This familiar story is ruptured by the entrance of…
