In category: Film & TV
Normal People Review – A tender reflection of youth and love
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Quiz Review – A farcical scandal, born and bred in Wiltshire, but made the crooks millionaires overnight
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The Mandalorian Review – This series is no scruffy looking Nerf Herder, showing another new dawn for Star Wars
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Where to start with Wes Anderson: A retrospective on a true cinema legend
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Sonic the Hedgehog Review: A dreadfully unfunny adaptation that does not have legs
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Parasite Review: A genre spinning story that looks at class division through the prism of Black Comedy
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INTERVIEW – From Youtubing to a new Netflix series, we chat with up and coming actor Jacob Dudman about his break out role in The Stranger
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A Hidden Life Review – A sensory experience that makes us question the importance of principles and conviction
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Golden Globes 2020 – War epic 1917 and retro Once Upon A Time In Hollywood throw award season wide open as we look to the Oscars
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Jojo Rabbit Review: Waititi’s comedy is most definitely funny, despite the heavy subject matter
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