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8 RESULTS IN TAG "Reviews":
Review: Bristol Poetry Institute Annual Reading with Claudia Rankine
by Emma Hanson, English Literature, Masters The Bristol Poetry Institute annual reading took place on Wednesday 18th November, organised in
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A Life on Our (dying) Planet: David Attenborough's plea for climate and biodiversity
In the brand-new documentary ‘A Life on Our Planet’, co-produced by Silverback Productions and WWF, David Attenborough declares his witness statement to the world.
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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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"I May Destroy You" turns a sharp eye on the varied intricacies of modern relationships and sex
Rather than suffering from a sense of patronising victimisation or voyeuristic sensationalism, the show approaches its sensitive subject matter with admirable directness and understanding.
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Does "Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga" hit all the right notes?
Just like with any book adapted into a film, there’s differences and inconsistencies from the real thing to create a more suspenseful narrative.
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"The Wasp Network": saggy and fairly underwhelming
The Wasp Network lacks intent and is quite lackadaisical and rote which is not something that you’d expect from a director whose previous credits include Clouds of Sils Maria (2014) and Irma Vep (1996).
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‘A respectable stopgap until true nightlife returns’: Sit Down Disco @ Lakota Gardens
Some things never change. The queue for Lakota, along the graffiti-strewn walls of Upper York Street, is as vibrant as ever – social distancing is patchy and masks are few and far between, but it’s a young crowd and the sun is shining. It feels good to be back.
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