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Film Review: Gwen

Whilst the Industrial Revolution may have profoundly changed Britain’s position in the world, that doesn’t mean to say that everyone benefited. Manchester, Liverpool, Nottingham and other major industrial centres flourished…

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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: Chiwawa

When you’re young, life passes by at a blistering pace and friends and lovers come and go in a blink of an eye. Every day is all about living in…

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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: The Deeper You Dig

Guilt can do funny things to a person. It can drive them to the edge of insanity and fundamentally change the way they live their life. These pangs of conscience…

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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: The Art of Self-Defence

It is estimated that there are almost 400 million privately owned guns in the United States of America. That’s the equivalent of more than one weapon for every American. Whilst…

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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: Sadako

In 1998 Hideo Nakata released Ringu in Japan. It would go on to change the face of genre cinema forever. Introducing the Western world to Asian horror and paving the…

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Blu-ray Review: Hold Back the Dawn

Whilst Donald Trump’s US-Mexico border wall might be the zenith of his crazy, bigoted and idiotic ideas, the issue of controlling migration from the south has been one haunting politicians…

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DVD Review: Ashes in the Snow

The Holocaust was undoubtedly the lowest point in human history, but it’s worth remembering that the Nazis weren’t the only players in World War II who committed horrendous atrocities. There’s…

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Film Review – Kursk: The Last Mission

Whilst a whole new generation is learning about a nuclear disaster which occurred in the Ukraine in 1986, it’s not the only ‘mishap’ which has been swept under the carpet…

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Film Festival Preview: Fantasia International Film Festival

Since its inaugural edition back in 1996, Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival has been pushing boundaries by showcasing the best in new international genre cinema. Now in its 23rd incarnation,…

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Film Review: Never Look Away

Whilst the Academy Awards may claim to consider cinema from all around the world, in reality only English-language films usually get a look in outside of ‘best foreign language’ category.…

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