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Review: Hustlers

Review: Hustlers

Lorene Scafaria’s Hustlers is a revealing, hilarious and brutally honest depiction of stripping from a uniquely female perspective, writes Izzy Sharp
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Review: Brewski

Review: Brewski

Izzy sharp reviews ‘Brewski’, a North American ‘comfort food’ restaurant at the back of St. Peter’s square that certainly lives up to its moniker.
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Review: My Thai

Review: My Thai

Izzy Sharp reviews My Thai restaurant and takeaway: ‘probably the closest you can get to the comfort of a family meal while living away from home.’
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Review: Cheat

Review: Cheat

Cheat is a dark academia drama which chronicles the relationship between a Cambridge student and a lecturer who accuses her of cheating, writes Izzy Sharp
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Evuna NQ: the hunt for tapas continues

Evuna NQ: the hunt for tapas continues

Evuna NQ scores high on sangria but low on food. Izzy Sharp suggests you take your hunt for the best tapas in town elsewhere.
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MANIFF 2019: The Runaways

MANIFF 2019: The Runaways

The Runaways tells the story of three siblings from Whitby, on the run with two donkeys.
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Review: Call My Agent

Review: Call My Agent

Call My Agent is quietly one of the most outstanding shows on Netflix
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Review: Boy Erased

Review: Boy Erased

“Often films try to pretend they are going to change the world — this one just might”
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Review: Mary Queen of Scots

Review: Mary Queen of Scots

You should go and see Mary Queen of Scots quite simply because it’s one of the most beautiful films to grace cinema screens this year.
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Déjà-Review: Twilight

Déjà-Review: Twilight

Izzy Sharp re-enters the Twilight zone
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Review: Widows

Review: Widows

Four women must take over a heist after their husbands die on the job, yet seemingly Widows still focuses on the men, inexplicably
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Review: Two For Joy

Review: Two For Joy

Izzy Sharp finds aspects of Tom Beard’s Two For Joy compelling and heartfelt, yet ultimately unable to strike home with its depiction of the tensions within a modern British family
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Review: Picnic at Hanging Rock

Review: Picnic at Hanging Rock

Izzy Sharp compares the adaptations of ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ from 1975 and 2018, pitting Weir’s entry against the modern iteration from Kondracki
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