Who Wants BURGERZ?
This summer, I had the privilege of attending the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, thanks to the incredible Fringe of Colour scheme,…
Girl, Woman, Other – A Love Letter to Black Womanhood ★★★★
Bernardine Evaristo became the first black woman to co-win the Booker Prize, alongside Margaret Atwood. Her book, Girl, Woman, Other,…
Toni Morrison: The Power of Truth and Language
Toni Morrison died on August 5, 2019, at the age of 88. Morrison‘s work shed light on truths of American…
The Beaver Reviews: Joker
Reviews by Zehra Jafree and Amber Iglesias – Review Editors, and Sadia Sheeraz – Contributing Writer When a film is…
Goldstone – an Australian political punch ★★★★★
By Francesca Liberatore Vaselli Somewhere between a Western, a noir, and crime film, Goldstone occupies an undefined space among traditional…
The Testaments – an unworthy sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale ★★★
This week Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments and Bernardine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other shared the Booker Prize, the first time the…
Judy – Zellweger soars over the rainbow ★★★
“I just want what everyone else wants,” an ageing Judy Garland croaks to a BBC interviewer in the winter of…
Looking back on Two Door Cinema Club’s Tourist History
As summer comes to a close, it seems appropriate to look back on Two Door Cinema Club’s Tourist History. Released…
The Irishman – Scorcese triumphantly revives the epic crime genre ★★★★★
Sadly, The Irishman marks the end of the 2019 London Film Festival. However, this five-star review for the latest Scorcese…
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – Tom Hanks dazzles as Fred Rogers ★★★★
Director Marrianne Heller has brought beloved television presenter Fred Rogers to the screen, following up on her success with Can…
