A Love Letter To My Favourite Film – Alice In The Cities
By Lara Weeks
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In Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese makes contact with the frontier and the act of colonialism itself. Killers considers loving and not loving; it is concerned with the possibility of love in a relationship founded on deceit and dispossession. The film depicts the real-life systematic murders of the Native American Osage people through
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How can “situationships” be actually harmful for women? A few days ago, I went to Brighton for a day out with my friend whom I have certain romantic benefits with. (Let’s call him Abel). It was everything out of a rom com! We drank M&S cocktails on the train whilst making jokes about other passengers.
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Molly Manning-Walker’s Un Certain Regard-winning feature debut is the most frank depiction of adolescent experiences of sexual assault and remains the most nuanced exploration of consent on screen I have seen to-date. The post-GCSE holiday, festival or general binge-drinking fiasco is an occasion known by many young British individuals, myself included – although I never
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Written by Nicole Pezza ‘Tis the season of the witch; and of the vampire, but especially of the even scarier, lesbian… Carmilla functioned as Dracula’s prophetic mommy, and it did for gothic novels what Harry Potter did for fantasy: it introduced the (kind of) new, extremely prolific and highly fan-fictionable trope of the vampire. Although
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Written by Disha Takle & Anna Maria Papaoikonomou The music industry continues to be plagued by a case of gender inequality. It is obvious everywhere: the mostly-male lineup of Wireless 2023, or at the pub, where there is always a man with a guitar ready to belt an off-key, impromptu rendition of Wonderwall. It comes
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Written by Disha Takle & Anna Maria Papaoikonomou The music industry continues to be plagued by a case of gender inequality. It is obvious everywhere: the mostly-male lineup of Wireless 2023, or at the pub, where there is always a man with a guitar ready to belt an off-key, impromptu rendition of Wonderwall. It comes
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