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ARTICLES BY Louie Bell
Bristol University to close key research facility from December 2020
Following last month’s report that the University’s Clinical Research and Imaging Centre (CRIC) might have to close at the end of July, it has now been confirmed that the closure will go ahead at the end of December 2020.
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Former UG Education Officer receives Diana Award for charity work
Bristol alumnus and former Student Union officer Nasra Ayub has been commended for her humanitarian work on gender-based violence.
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Colston Arms temporarily renamed ‘Ye olde Pubby Mcdrunkface’
The pub is asking for name suggestions after deciding to cut associations with slave trader Edward Colston.
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20 Subjects at the University of Bristol are now in the world top 100, study finds
A new study from an international league table has ranked many of the University of Bristol’s teaching subjects as world-class, with 5 subjects in the world top 50.
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Editor's Pick: Saddest onscreen endings and goodbyes
As all good things must come to an end, so must our time as Film & TV's Editorial team. With this change marching on, and the academic year coming to an end with a whisper, not a bang: we are reminiscing on some of film and television's saddest goodbyes and season closes
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International Women's Day Editor's Picks
8 March every year is International Women's Day worldwide. This year, the team at Film & TV are sharing our favourite films made by women
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Little Women is a ‘formidably groovy’ adaptation of epic proportions
With award nominations and accolades flying, Greta Gerwig’s Little Women (2019) has achieved the highest possible recognition: Epigram Film & TV’s seal of approval. We have gathered the Editorial Team’s biggest fans for a completely unbiased review of the film of the decade…
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Queen & Slim has its flaws, but is completely unmissable
Love and injustice collide in Melina Matsoukas’ new drama to produce a whirlwind of beauty and violence, but the film has blazing complexities that have generated controversy.
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