Polyamory 101
Andrew Russell shares his unconventional view on relationships
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Review – JOHN, DV8
Andrew Russell struggles with the message of DV8's latest physical theatre project JOHN
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Concerning Violence and Q&A at MAC Birmingham
Concerning Violence presents archival footage of the struggles against colonialism in Africa alongside narrated text from Fanon's Wretched of the Earth
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Mead gallery’s new exhibitions – Review
Andrew Russell checks out the two new culturally-centred exhibitions in the Mead Gallery
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Sony, freedom of speech and bad comedy
Andrew Russell discusses the recent controversy surrounding the release of The Interview
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The Best Films of 2014
Boar Film's writers pitch in their favourite films of 2014 to give a survey of some of the great films that graced our screens this year
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The slow-paced beauty of Ida
Andrew Russell reflects on the aesthetics of "Ida", the recent Polish feature.
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Editors Pick: Student Film Festivals
Editors pick of some the best student film festivals on offer. Screen your fresh new film, meet people involved in film, or just head along to student films
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A Metropolis of Possibilities
Andrew Russell revisits Fritz Lang's classic film "Metropolis" with a new live score by Dmytro Morykit in Leamington's Royal Spa Centre.
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When images are life, what can we do with film?
Can films be something more than a form of escapism from the anxieties of our everyday lives? Andrew Russell writes about the Situationists, a group of French political activists and filmmakers, who looked at film beyond the frame
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