Hollywood’s shelf-life does not apply to Tarantino ★★★★★
It’s never difficult to tell when you’re watching a Tarantino film. His ability to mix darkly serious plots (which often…
Sleep with, not on, The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)
Starring two of the finest (and finest-looking) actors of their generation, this underrated gem is as much a study of…
The Making of “Sauvage”
Last month, writer-director Camille Vidal-Naquet’s feature debut Sauvage was released in cinemas. I had the fortune of meeting him and…
Goodbye to The Beaver
The Beaver is my home. It is the university family everybody wants. It is the friend everybody deserves. I don’t…
The Beaver Front Cover Awards
GAYEST COVERThe sex. The colours. The kiss. It’s all popping in this 2008 issue. BEST CARTOONThe giant student body breaks…
“The Golden Glove” – a slimy slap in the face
The feeling of drowning in pig shit whilst simultaneously being set on fire is a sensation known to few. But…
A Journey Though Ramen Lane
Ladles of warming, creamy, intensely umami broth, painstakingly derived from animal carcasses, playing host to hand-formed waves of bouncy noodles,…
We might not hate Trump’s wall forever
A review of Professor Callahan’s documentary Great Walls It was with unexpectedly good timing that I visited the Great Wall…
The National throw us a curveball and a new album
Fans of The National should by this point be accustomed to the weird, but last week’s announcement of a sixteen…
“Light of My Life” – Affleck makes the familiar feel exciting
Light of My Life confidently conjures the common dystopian traits of emotional interdependence and high-stakes responsibility to make Casey Affleck’s…
