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Remembrance Day: is there a correct way to depict war in film?
The narrative surrounding military remembrance has often walked the line between sombre commemoration and pro-war propaganda; and nowhere does this oxymoron manifest more than in film.
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Spooky films for the faint-hearted
A comprehensive guide to the most iconic, non-horror movies to watch this Halloween.
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Celebrating the birthday of Peter Jackson, the father of 'The Lord of the Rings'
On October 31st 1961, in a small coastal town in Wellington, New Zealand, two working-class immigrants from England celebrated the birth of their newly born son, an individual who would go on to create some of the most successful, influential and cult-classic films to grace the big screen.
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Existential fear meets seaside supernatural in 'Saint Maud'
Rose Glass’s debut feature film is a tragic horror with spectacular unsettling images and a haunting emotional core.
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'The Queen’s Gambit' Disappoints but Anya Taylor-Joy Never Does
Even if at times uninspired and tonally confused, Scott Frank and Alan Scott’s drama gives the audience a cool, sharp and ultimately delightful performance by Anya Taylor-Joy
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"The Trial of the Chicago 7": an engrossing but largely emotionless ensemble court drama
Overall, the film does not have a strong emotional impact but is an engrossing recreation of a significant and timely historical moment
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The year ahead with Film Society
As part of our short interview series with the film societies on offer at Bristol, I spoke to this year’s president of Film Society, Guy Atoun.
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Bristol’s cultural organisations awarded ‘lifeline’ £6.7 million funding
Some of Bristol’s biggest cultural institutions, including Motion, Bristol Old Vic and The Watershed, have been handed an economic lifeline through the Cultural Recovery Fund, new data has revealed.
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