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artsculturefeatured top Review | ‘Itchin’ & Scratchin’’- Denzil Forrester at Spike Island ★★★★ By Kate Bowie, Second Year English Reopening on the 4th of August at Bristol’s Spike Island, and available through Read More SHARE
culturefilm&tvcarouselone sidebarfeatured top ‘Seaspiracy’ illuminates the dark side of ‘sustainable fishing’ Since its release on 24 March, Seaspiracy has captured headlines across the world, divided opinions on Twitter and made fishing a talking point of any environmental discussion. Read More SHARE
carouselfeatured topfilm&tvone sidebarculture Minari is a quiet yet passionate look at family and assimilation in 1980s America - it’s also one of the best films of the year In a competitive awards season featuring big names and big budgets, Minari (2020) stands tall as one of the best films this year has to offer Read More SHARE
artsculturefeatured top Opinion | Shakespeare: cultural embellishment or an overrated cult? By Francesca Joyce, Second Year, English Literature National Shakespeare Week has come and gone, and it tends to spark debate Read More SHARE
artsculturefeatured top Review | Brave Mirror's 'Antigone' ★★★★★ By Bamidele Madamidola, Arts Critic A stimulating take on a classic Greek tragedy. Following last week's protests, I cannot help Read More SHARE
culturefilm&tvone sidebarfeatured topcarousel 'Invincible' is a refreshing and diverse superhero series This mashup of traditional tropes and diverse new features manages to hold your attention, even if the main characters aren’t necessarily memorable. Read More SHARE
artsculturefeatured top Poetry Showcase By Dulcie Godfrey, Arts Digital Editor In the wake of world poetry day (not there needs to be a reason Read More SHARE
one sidebarcarouselfilm&tvculturefeatured top Getting to know Agnès Varda, the 'grandmother of French New Wave' Two years ago today saw the passing of a documentary film icon, the founder of the French New Wave: Agnès Varda Read More SHARE