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Swan 1

Todd Stephens, Udo Kier and Linda Evans on Swan Song

Rafaela Sales Ross
March 28, 2021
Features, Interview, One Off
In the realm of great storylines, “A formerly flamboyant hairdresser takes a long walk across a small town to style a dead woman's hair” certainly hits the jackpot. Throw in two contrasting legends in the...
First Cow

Why First Cow Was The Biggest Oscar Snub This Year

Louise Burrell
March 27, 2021
Analysis, Features, Opinion
With an outpouring of festival and critics awards over the last 12 months, it seemed almost certain that Kelly Reichardt’s stunning First Cow would garner a handful of Academy Awards nominations. But in a...
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Heather Young Discusses Murmur

Rafaela Sales Ross
February 28, 2021
Features, Interview
Screening at this year's Glasgow Film Festival, Heather Young's first feature Murmur is a bleak portrait of loneliness. The director sat down with us to discuss her creative process, touring digital festivals...
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The Refreshing Legacy of Trainspotting

Jack Cameron
February 23, 2021
Features, Love Letter, Nostalgia
Looking back at Trainspotting, which was released 25 years ago this week, one of its most striking qualities is the sheer amount of its young talent. While they probably would all have found success had...
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Bloodless Spectacle and Everyday Sexism in Silence of the Lambs

Katy Moon
February 1, 2021
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Feminist author Betty Friedan dismissed the critical and popular success of Silence of the Lambs by calling it a film about “the evisceration, the skinning alive of women.” On the surface, her disgust is...
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15 Years On, High School Musical Still Promises The Start Of Something New

Jess Goodman
January 22, 2021
Features, Love Letter, Nostalgia
One successful franchise. Three iconic films. A straight-to-DVD spin-off, a reality TV show, and a series of books. A concert tour, a stage musical, and a production on ice. It has been adapted into foreign...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #1 – Parasite

Jess Goodman
December 31, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
The ending of another year is a time that lends itself to reflection. So let’s look back on the good old days, when going to the supermarket didn’t feel like a health hazard, when cinemas were open and...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #2 – Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Scott Wilson
December 31, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Released less than a month before the UK entered lockdown, Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a memory from the Before Times. Not only is it about so much of what has been taken from us this year, but the film...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #3 – Little Women

Anahit Behrooz
December 30, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Editor note - While Little Women was released on the 26th December 2019 in the UK, due to time constraints our group of writers did not get the chance to vote for it in last year's Top 20. For that reason, we...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #4 – Uncut Gems

Jack Blackwell
December 30, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
One of the things that separates my very favourite films from those that are merely excellent is that they seem to fold in other mediums as they go. With its dense plotting and lovingly textured surroundings,...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #5 – The Lighthouse

Louise Burrell
December 29, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Mermaids, one-eyed seagulls, and glimpses of sea monsters; Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is anything but a mainstream horror. This undeniably weird film landed in the UK in the “normal” part of 2020,...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #6 – Babyteeth

Josefine Algieri
December 29, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
In a year so dominated by collective illness, loss, and pain, focusing on the tragedy of a single family for two hours can feel remarkably refreshing. Shannon Murphy’s debut feature Babyteeth is an intimate...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #7 – Bacurau

Rafaela Sales Ross
December 28, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Throughout the delirious beats of its climax, Bacurau demands the viewer to both abandon and embrace their humanity. As the underdog marches to victory, the joy of cruel, uncensored death blends into...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2020: #8 – 1917

Bertie Archer
December 28, 2020
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Everyone should see 1917. Whatever your film taste, whatever your interest in World War One films in particular, 1917 bridges the divide. Winner of Best Film and Best Director at the 2020 Baftas (among many,...

Why Suspiria Still Has The Perfect Horror Opening Sequence

Joseph Bullock
December 28, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
Watch the opening sequence of Suspiria here: part 1 & part 2 A masterpiece of the genre, and certainly the most famous Italian example, Dario Argento’s Suspiria (1977) remains a uniquely haunting...
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