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Celebrating the birthday of legendary director Alfred Hitchcock

Film and TV

Celebrating the birthday of legendary director Alfred Hitchcock

, and Harri Knight-Davis

13 August 2020

"Unhinged": Russell Crowe excels in uninventive road rage thriller

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"Unhinged": Russell Crowe excels in uninventive road rage thriller

, and George Lanigan

12 August 2020

"Immigration Nation" – is this America?

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"Immigration Nation" – is this America?

, and Marta Macedo

10 August 2020

Watersprite Film Festival announces the launch of the Creativity in Crisis award

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Watersprite Film Festival announces the launch of the Creativity in Crisis award

, and Maddy Raven

8 August 2020

"The Old Guard": a more reflective and perceptive superhero film than your regular MCU offerings

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"The Old Guard": a more reflective and perceptive superhero film than your regular MCU offerings

, and Harri Knight-Davis

6 August 2020

"The Umbrella Academy" never once stops for breath

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"The Umbrella Academy" never once stops for breath

, and Francesca Joyce

4 August 2020

Season 2 of "The Politician": a somewhat underwhelming follow-up to its first season

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Season 2 of "The Politician": a somewhat underwhelming follow-up to its first season

, and Ben Carpenter

30 July 2020

Five years on from "Hannibal": will we ever get a fourth season?

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Five years on from "Hannibal": will we ever get a fourth season?

, and Jemima Mehigan

28 July 2020

"Back Roads" – the film that keeps on giving (far, far too much)

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"Back Roads" – the film that keeps on giving (far, far too much)

, and Marta Macedo

26 July 2020

A Tale of Two Cities: How "Pride: (2014) is relevant today more than ever

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A Tale of Two Cities: How "Pride: (2014) is relevant today more than ever

, and Kirstyn Evans

24 July 2020

"The King of Staten Island": deconstructing hero worship and expectations

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"The King of Staten Island": deconstructing hero worship and expectations

, and Lauryn Clarke

22 July 2020

"I May Destroy You" turns a sharp eye on the varied intricacies of modern relationships and sex

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"I May Destroy You" turns a sharp eye on the varied intricacies of modern relationships and sex

, and Sarah Howes

21 July 2020

"Cursed" is a cursed attempt at a feminist re-telling of the Arthurian Legends

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"Cursed" is a cursed attempt at a feminist re-telling of the Arthurian Legends

, and Maddy Raven

20 July 2020

"Palm Springs"’ never-ending day is a much needed, relatable watch in lockdown

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"Palm Springs"’ never-ending day is a much needed, relatable watch in lockdown

, and Tilly Long

18 July 2020

Does "Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga" hit all the right notes?

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Does "Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga" hit all the right notes?

, and Luke Hardwick

16 July 2020

"Da 5 Bloods" is the violent shot of energy that 2020 needed

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"Da 5 Bloods" is the violent shot of energy that 2020 needed

, and Julius De La Rama

14 July 2020