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Watersprite Film Festival announces the launch of the Creativity in Crisis award
In response to the Coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the modern world, the Cambridge-based festival team have launched a new project: The Creativity in Crisis Short Film Award.
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The Old Guard: a more reflective and perceptive superhero film than your regular MCU offerings
Gina Prince-Bythewood’s latest directorial effort is a departure from her intimate dramas (Love & Basketball (2000), Beyond the Lights (2014)) and borrows more from the John Wick franchise than Spider-Man or Iron Man.
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The Umbrella Academy never once stops for breath
A new season, a ‘new apocalypse’; we’ve been here before, only this time we're in 1963 and the Academy’s siblings have a few days to reassemble their team until a maelstrom of events surrounding John F. Kennedy’s fateful 1963 visit to Dallas resets ‘doomsday’.
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Season 2 of The Politician: a somewhat underwhelming follow-up to its first season
You can’t ignore the painfully forced and outdated nature of Season 2 of The Politician.
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Five years on from Hannibal: will we ever get a fourth season?
As Thomas Harris writes, “the tragedy is not to die, but to be wasted.” And to waste Hannibal would be close to unforgivable.
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Back Roads – the film that keeps on giving (far, far too much)
It may be old school but try spraying some pepper directly in your eyes next time, it might look more convincing.
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A Tale of Two Cities: How Pride (2014) is relevant today more than ever
Pride (2014) is a heart-warming true story that transcends time, a story that will continue to teach us hard lessons about discrimination and class-warfare for decades to come.
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