‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ shows you really have no idea who people are
Beth Lee reviews the latest Netflix true crime documentary, American Murder: The Family Next Door
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Seven things to do with your housemates during lockdown
As the second national lockdown gets into full swing, Beth Lee explains some of the best ways to stay occupied and have fun as a flat.
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‘Euphoria’: why is the drama’s explicit exploration of teenagehood so captivating?
Beth Lee reviews HBO's teen drama series 'Euphoria', reflecting on its explicit and open exploration of the drug-and-sex-infused teenage landscape, pointing out important narratives which the series tackles.
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‘Summerland’ is a perfectly disposable watch
Beth Lee reviews Summerland, a World War II film depicting a woman bonding with a refugee child after the London Blitz.
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‘Hamilton’ highlights the ultimate irony of America with its musical numbers
Bethany Lee reviews Hamilton, discussing the problems surrounding its representation issues and whether it handles the founding fathers in the correct way.
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Can trailers spoil a movie?
After the trailer for new action film 'Ava' was thought to give too much away, Bethany Lee recounts a history of other trailers doing the same
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Best book to film adaptations
In a Books and Film collab, a few of our writers discuss their favourite book to film adaptations
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Male bodies in film
Beth Lee talks about the way male bodies are portrayed and discussed in film, and what changes need to be made within the industry.
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Anthems for your self-isolation blues
With all of these musicians stuck at home, its only natural that they've started to produce work that relates directly to the Coronavirus pandemic. Three writers pick their personal self-isolation anthems, from an American composer to British indie gems.
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How Tik Tok is revolutionising the music industry
Tik Tok has revolutionised the way that we view and consume music. However, is this for the better? Or is it just another way music is being commodified in our fickle consumer culture?
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