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Why are Filmmakers Falling for Monochrome?

Rob Salusbury
July 22, 2020
Analysis, Features, Opinion
It may feel like a lifetime ago now but it was only back in February when Jane Fonda opened that golden envelope and sent the film world into rapture. The cinematic sensation of 2019, Parasite became the...
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The Painted Bird and Depicting the Holocaust on Film

Rob Salusbury
July 15, 2020
Analysis, Opinion
The Holocaust is, without a doubt, the toughest topic to discuss in modern history. The mass murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime during World War Two was a defining moment in the history of mankind:...
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Inception and the Time of Capitalism

Anahit Behrooz
July 14, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
Once upon a time, so my head canon goes, a drunk philosophy fresher told Christopher Nolan that time is a construct and Nolan has never looked back. The majority of his films are characterised by their focus...

The Changing Face of Pedro Almodóvar’s Autofiction

Joseph Bullock
July 9, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
We have always seen glimpses of Pedro Almodóvar in his films. Most notably in Law of Desire (1987) and Bad Education (2004), he has used stories of filmmakers in a self-reflective way to construct deeply...
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Top 10 Movie Moments of 2020… So Far

Tom Bond
June 30, 2020
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2020 has been a year to forget for many reasons. But today we’re here to focus on the positives. Even with only three months of cinema-going under our belts, the amount of incredible movie moments is as high...
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The Apartment and How to Escape Toxic Masculinity

Katy Moon
June 25, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
In a conversation between Fran Kubelik and C.C. Baxter, the two very broken people at the centre of Billy Wilder’s classic comedy drama The Apartment, Fran (Shirley MacClaine) sums up the dichotomy of the...

The Playful Physicality of Chicken Run

Joseph Bullock
June 24, 2020
Analysis, Features
Chicken Run's importance in the field of feature film animation can hardly be overstated. Twenty years ago this week it became the first of Bristol animation studio Aardman’s feature films, proving the...
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Are Nymphomaniac and Love Still Pointing the Way for Sex in Cinema?

Rob Salusbury
June 23, 2020
Analysis, Features, Opinion
If films are to be believed, then it appears that most of us have basically gone celibate these days. Take a look at the BBFC’s classifications for the last few years and you’ll find a swift decline in the...
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Batman Begins and the Birth of Christopher Nolan as Blockbuster Auteur

Patrick Nabarro
June 9, 2020
Analysis, Features, Opinion
It’s no coincidence that Tenet will likely be the film leading the charge back into cinemas this summer. Its director, Christopher Nolan, is a staunch defender of the cinematic experience, and perhaps the...
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The Transformative Legacy of Psycho

Rob Salusbury
June 9, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
Has there ever been a film that so greatly influenced and changed the course of a single genre as Psycho? With one swish of a shower curtain and a chorus of shrieking violins, Alfred Hitchcock’s bold and...

Lenny Abrahamson And The Longing For The Unreachable

Rafaela Sales Ross
May 26, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
Towards the end of Lenny Abrahamson’s Frank (2014), Jon (Domhnall Gleeson) glances at Frank Sidebottom’s band one last time before turning his back for good. They represented his feverish dream of...

A Beginner’s Guide to… Orson Welles

Joseph Bullock
May 21, 2020
A Beginner's Guide To..., Analysis, Features
There is a common narrative surrounding Orson Welles that he was too ambitious for the studio system of his day; the final edits of his movies were rarely under his control after his first film, and his...
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Why Takashi Miike’s Films Offer More Than Shock and Controversy

Jack Cameron
May 12, 2020
Analysis, Features, Spotlight
Takashi Miike is a thrilling director who makes films that are nearly impossible to recommend. Many of his releases have been accompanied by stories of mass walkouts; of people fainting in their seats or even...
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Céline Sciamma, Water Lilies, and the Complications of Youthful Desire

Nick Davie
May 11, 2020
Analysis, Close-Up, Features
Céline Sciamma is having a moment. Following the 2019 festival debut and this year's cinematic release ofPortrait of a Lady on Fire, she is currently the subject of Mubi UK's 'Focus on' retrospective. This...
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85 Years Later, The Bride of Frankenstein Still Fascinates

Katy Moon
May 6, 2020
Analysis, Features, Love Letter
Horror sequels are no new phenomenon. Returning four years after the original Frankenstein, 1935’s Bride of Frankenstein was early proof that it takes more than an angry mob to keep a good Monster down....
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