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Student short 'Mancala' is a beautiful story of friendship found in unexpected places
Mancala breaks through the stasis and reminds us of the beauty of stripping back to a room, a board game, and a good old chat about life.
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'Love and Monsters' is a compelling comedy that transcends stereotypes
Netflix’s latest post-apocalypse film Love and Monsters (2021) is a surprisingly satisfying, witty comedy.
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University of Bristol launches student art competition with exciting prizes
Students can enter with paintings, drawings, photos or sculptures.
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Do we really need diversity quotas at The Oscars?
As a testament to being “far from the shallow now”, the Academy Awards have rolled out new eligibility reforms for the Best Picture category as part of the Academy Aperture 2025 initiative
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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
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‘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.
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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
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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
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