ARTICLES OF Leah Martindale
Do The Right Thing’s historic Oscar snub loss a sad reminder of whose perspective they champion
Spike Lee’s seminal piece was notoriously snubbed at the 1990 Academy Awards. Only receiving nominations for ‘Best Original Screenplay’ and ‘Best Supporting Actor’, Lee’s directorial prowess was ignored and the Academy turned a (colour-)blind eye to the film’s ‘Best Picture’ potential....
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Perceptual Bias preview: Cherry and Encounter
The first collection of short films showing at Rebel Film Festival this Saturday, ‘Perceptual Bias’ includes Cherry and Encounter, as well as three other shorts....
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Dealing with grief
Third Year Film and Television student Leah Martindale discusses how to cope with grief....
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A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season Three is a beautifully captured swansong but takes it toll
The final series of Netflix’s Lemony Snicket adaptation is as macabre and miserable as ever - and not for the faint of heart....
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Terrace House is the perfect foil to revision and deadlines, offering comfort and low key distraction
Japan's answer to Love Island is just what you need to relax tduring the tough exam season....
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'Resolution' brings Doctor Who back with a bang to ring in the New Year
For all its flaws, 'Resolution' was what a holiday special should be....
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The films and series we watch to lift our spirits
The period between Christmas Day and New Year's Eve is a strange time which can leave us feeling useless. These are the films or series our writers watch to brighten these darker days....
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Love Island: The Christmas Reunion is a perfect melodramatic stocking stuffer
For the vultures among us who prey on pieing, peak behaviour and probably premeditated heartbreak, Love Island: The Christmas Reunion was just the gift we deserved....
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