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'Chaos Walking' is a confusing adaptation of the YA trilogy
With its exceptional cast, $125,000,000 budget, and four-year production time, 'Chaos Walking' should have been amazing. It wasn't.
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'Things Heard & Seen' is not worth hearing or seeing
As the closing credits rolled it became clear to me that Things Heard & Seen has absolutely no idea what it wants to be
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'Without Remorse' is enjoyable, but a masterclass in missed opportunities
Held together by strong action sequences and the prospect of Michael B. Jordan taking on the role of a fictional espionage icon, Without Remorse ultimately feels like a missed opportunity
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Charles St Petroc, An Epigram Bristory
Epigram Arts presents part of a short story, or 'Bristory', about the romantic entanglements of a Bristol student.
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Netflix's new flirty fantasy series 'Shadow and Bone' is binge-worthy
Based on the books by Leigh Bardugo, Netflix’s latest adaptation brings the fantasy world to the screen with ease and fantastic visuals.
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ExhiBOOBtion – Bristol Uni Boob Team’s charity exhibition
Reimagined for the digital world, a flurry of exciting speakers and musicians, and amazing artists join Bristol Uni Boob team’s ExhiBOOBtion on Instagram.
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World Earth Day – What is the role of the Arts?
Today, 22 April, is World Earth Day, and we must not forget about the challenges our planet is facing. Arguably, as increasing research has shown, pandemics and climate crisis go hand in hand – yet what can art do for the environment?
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A new student film festival is in town! Introducing Film In Flux
Film In Flux is a new student-led film festival bringing you a three-day, in-person (!) program of films, talks and festivities, taking place in the Winston Theatre from June 8 to 10.
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