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'Annette' is utterly bizarre and sometimes confusing, but never boring
Annette is a film that demands patience – patience as Adam Driver begins to sing, patience as we are introduced to Annette the puppet baby; patience as we are lurched into a completely surreal world. But after submitting to the film’s fantasy, the payoff is immense.
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Fly to Dublin direct from Bristol Airport
The Croft Magazine // From Bristol Airport it's just a short hop, within the Common Travel Area, to Dublin. Mia Austin takes a three-day break to explore the Irish capital and its surroundings.
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Bristol University ranks 14th in the Times University Ranking
The University of Bristol ranked 14th overall in the The Times Good University Guide 2022 and 62nd in the QS world rankings.
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Financial horror or family drama? The Nest soars in both departments
As rich in filmmaking technique as it is beautifully bleak, Sean Durkin weaves a tale of family struggle, corporate greed and tireless ambition, all set under the guise of a horror film aesthetic.
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Candyman reinvents the classic villain from senseless slasher to social allegory
Candyman (2021) is a direct sequel to Bernard Rose’s 1992 slasher-horror of the same name, told through a modern-day narrative that expands on the original backstory of the spirit, hook-for-a-hand, serial-killer, Candyman.
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Review: Jane Eyre @ Cotham Parish Church ★ ★ ★ ★
Brave Mirror’s long-awaited production of Jane Eyre is an atmospheric and ambitious return to in-person student theatre. Performed in Cotham Parish Church, this unique setting offers an inventive and apt space to explore Bronte’s classic as a coming-of-age story.
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Freshers, meet FUZE UK
The UK's largest annual music, fashion and dance show is back and bigger than ever. Here's why many Bristol students are keen to get involved.
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Delayed completion of St Thomas Street accommodation leaves 350 new Bristol Uni students to be housed in hotels for ‘up to three weeks’
Around 350 students due to move into a new halls development at the University of Bristol have been informed that they will be put up in hotels due to delayed completion of St Thomas Street accommodation.
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