Leeds Palestinian Film Festival in Review: Israelism
Flora explores the 10th annual Leeds Palestinian Film Festival and some of the content shared there this year.
The Outrun Starring Saoirse Ronan: An Opportunity for
Niamh Allan reviews The Outrun starring Saoirse Ronan, and questions whether this film finally allows her to break away from
I want to take The Substance that makes
On paper, a 2.5-hour body horror featuring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley was destined for my Letterboxd top 5. I
Deadpool, Disgust And The Summer 2024 Box Office
As a lover of box office analysis and all things movie data, my favourite films rarely coincide with the big
Look Up, Cli-Fi’s Rising
With climate-focused narratives entering mainstream media, is public popularity a hope for productive change?
A Love Letter To Independent Cinema
Rosie pays ode to the wonder that is independent cinema, and why we really should pay our beautiful local spaces
Review: Dune: Part Two
In the shadows of Arrakis, a boy grapples with legend and the threat of war looms – as Denis Villeneuve
Review: Perfect Days
Oliver Paul reviews Perfect Days , as the quiet, unassuming film reminds us all to slow down.
The Award Show Epidemic: Is The Award Scene
Maddie von Malmborg discusses the world's most anticipated award shows, have we finally had enough?
Dune Part 1: Revisited
Momnah Shahnaz comically revisits 2022's Dune: Part 1, amid February's release of Dune: Part 2, the second installation in Denis