Film Archive
30th January 2017
Review: La La Land
La La Land is an homage to jazz which neglects to ultimately pay any viable homage to jazz
29th January 2017
Trump’s Muslim Ban affects Asghar Farhadi
Nominated Iranian director Asghar Farhadi barred from Oscars under Trump’s Muslim ban
29th January 2017
Feature: Biopics in Bollywood
Mritunjay Sharma explores the tradition of biopic films in Bollywood
27th January 2017
Review: A Series of Unfortunate Events
Lemony Snicket’s gruesome tales are reimagined for the screen as a Netflix series triumphs once again
23rd December 2016
Review — Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Rogue One is a beautiful love letter to the Star Wars mythology
23rd December 2016
Review: Snowden
Snowden successfully brings forward the issue of personal sacrifice for a greater good
14th December 2016
Review: Bleed For This
Bleed for This is the captivating biopic Miles Teller needed to engrave his name in the hallmarks of cinema recognition
14th December 2016
Last Tango in Paris abuse allegations resurfaced
The controversy around Last Tango in Paris is shocking, but all too familiar
6th December 2016
2016 in Film
A letter from the Head Film Editor summarising this year’s film scene
Get involved with Film
3rd December 2016
The Lowers Depths remains relevant in film
Maxim Gorky’s play The Lower Depths has spread its influence greatly within the world of film
2nd December 2016
Review: The Innocents
The Innocents explores the harrowing effects of rape on a group of Polish nuns after World War Two
1st December 2016
Review: Paterson
Adam Driver stars in Jim Jarmusch’s latest film about a bus driving poet living in Paterson, New Jersey. Life and all its delicacies do not go amiss
1st December 2016
Review: A United Kingdom
David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike prove that interracial love is far more than just black and white
30th November 2016
Review: The Grand Tour, Episode One
The boys are back in town. And in a similar vein to recent weeks, May and Hammond had the nation in stitches
28th November 2016
Review: The 20th UK International Jewish Film Festival
The Kind Words and Moos stand out as eye-opening insights into modern Jewish life
28th November 2016
Review: Indignation
First time director, James Schamus, has a welcome case of beginners luck with the triumphant Indignation
28th November 2016
Review: I, Olga Hepnarova
I, Olga Hepnarova is an emotionally charged insight into the mind of a mass murderer
25th November 2016
Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
JK Rowling begins a new era of magic with the highly-anticipated prequel