Review: Titane – Ducournau’s French Revival of Body Horror
Directors who emphasise the body horror or the Cronenbergian aspects of their films tend to isolate some people. Julia Ducournau’s...
Arts and Culture
Review: All Too Well – Plaudits For Swift’s Well-Made Directorial Debut
Taylor Swift has written and directed a short film, All Too Well: The Short Film, inspired by the 10-minute version...
A Love Letter to Chalet Girl
‘Arabella’ ‘Henrietta’ ‘Isabella’ ‘Petronella’ ‘Kim’. These are the words of a po-faced Felicity Jones as she attempts to fend off...
A Love Letter to Chalet Girl
‘Arabella’ ‘Henrietta’ ‘Isabella’ ‘Petronella’ ‘Kim’. These are the words of a po-faced Felicity Jones as she attempts to fend off...
How Sculpture Show North Sculpted the Local Leeds Art Scene
When mentioning art, paintings are often what come to mind. Nonetheless, this Leeds Inspired-funded, free-of-charge exhibition with a focus on...
The French Dispatch: Review
Mia Stapleton writes why The French Dispatch is the ode to journalism that we did not know we needed. As...
Review: Spencer – A Pretentious and Retrograde Two-Hour Advert for Chanel and KFC
Content warning: eating disorders, self-harm and suicidal ideation. Spoilers for the whole film. A poorly executed fishbowl film set over...
Review: Maid
Netflix’s new limited series, Maid, revolves around Alex (Margaret Qualley), a mother in her 20s who leaves an emotionally abusive...
Top Picks for the Spookiest Halloweekend
Even if Halloween is over, spooky season can live on in your Letterboxd reviews with these horror film recommendations, featuring...
Review: Open Theatre’s The Passion of Bonnie & Clyde
Emotion turns cowboys into soulful women in this short, lively and timeless original production about the notorious Bonnie and Clyde....
