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  • REVIEW: ‘Colin from Accounts’ Season 2 Continues to Captivate With Its Indisputable Charm, Honesty and Wit
    12th Feb 2025

    REVIEW: ‘Colin from Accounts’ Season 2 Continues to Captivate With Its Indisputable Charm, Honesty and Wit

    Rebecca Rosén
  • From the Perspective of Perpetrators: The Complexity of Complicity in Modern Media
    24th Mar 2024

    From the Perspective of Perpetrators: The Complexity of Complicity in Modern Media

    ellislamai
  • REVIEW: Lulu Wang’s Limited Series ‘Expats’ Unfolds the Tragic Stories that Connects Womanhood and Grief
    16th Feb 2024

    REVIEW: Lulu Wang’s Limited Series ‘Expats’ Unfolds the Tragic Stories that Connects Womanhood and Grief

    Nuha Hassan
  • ‘Arrested Development’ at 20: A List of the Iconic Sitcom’s Most Quintessential Episodes
    6th Jan 2024

    ‘Arrested Development’ at 20: A List of the Iconic Sitcom’s Most Quintessential Episodes

    Rebecca Rosén
  • “To Become Free”: The Violence of Growing Up in ‘Stoker’ (2013) and ‘Sharp Objects’ (2018)
    31st Oct 2023

    “To Become Free”: The Violence of Growing Up in ‘Stoker’ (2013) and ‘Sharp Objects’ (2018)

    Nirica Srinivasan
  • John Early’s ‘Now More Than Ever’ (2023) Is a Nuanced Exploration of Human Behaviour Disguised as a Rockumentary
    12th Sep 2023

    John Early’s ‘Now More Than Ever’ (2023) Is a Nuanced Exploration of Human Behaviour Disguised as a Rockumentary

    Rebecca Rosén
  • REVIEW: ‘You & Me’ (2023) Is a Speed Run In Sappy Emotional Manipulation That Fails to Leave a Genuine Impression
    2nd Aug 2023

    REVIEW: ‘You & Me’ (2023) Is a Speed Run In Sappy Emotional Manipulation That Fails to Leave a Genuine Impression

    Rebecca Rosén
  • REVIEW: ‘Colin from Accounts’ (2022) Masterfully Moves Beyond the Usual Will-They-Won’t-They Narrative
    11th May 2023

    REVIEW: ‘Colin from Accounts’ (2022) Masterfully Moves Beyond the Usual Will-They-Won’t-They Narrative

    Rebecca Rosén
  • REVIEW: Mae Martin’s ‘Sap’ (2023) Offers a Sliver of Hope in a Disastrous World
    28th Apr 2023

    REVIEW: Mae Martin’s ‘Sap’ (2023) Offers a Sliver of Hope in a Disastrous World

    Rebecca Rosén
  • Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ (2023) Is a Compelling and Seductive Experience Out of the Ordinary
    30th Mar 2023

    Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ (2023) Is a Compelling and Seductive Experience Out of the Ordinary

    Rebecca Rosén
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