Film & Television

I love Mutant Chronicles. I have tried to write this review several times already, and each time I contemplated the thing in itself, my love for it has only continued to grow. The first thing to say is that it is a very bad film, in the truest sense that a film can be bad. It looks horrible, like someone tried to make a model city out of burnt cardboard and human hair.

The Prince of Wales turned 70 today. In celebration of His Royal Highness’ birthday, a documentary, Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70, aired last week on BBC One, bringing a new light to the previously slightly overlooked royal. Could Prince Charles be the hero we all need?

Existence is a fleeting thing, so fleeting that today feels like it has already gone, and tomorrow will be here, banging on our doors and demanding we come and have a go if we think we’re hard enough. With the knowledge of our limited time on this rock, it mystifies me why I spend my time watching terrible films, and then writing about them. But here we are.

Spike Lee has never been one to shy away from controversy – both through his own personal antics and through his unapologetic approach to the portrayal of American race relations in his art, Lee is always a passionate and intriguing storyteller.

Celebrate several years of hard work by our art students this June in visiting the summer degree show.

Minghella Studios will be housing several Third Year Film and Theatre productions this term....

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What I think of the Film Adaptation of Fences