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Grace Jessop explores how Little Women has been adapted throughout film history.

Eleanor explores sisterhood in Greta Gerwig's Little Women.

Tilly Owen analyses how family dynamics have been explored across time in Christmas films.

Elise explores Wes Anderson's films and his brilliant, unique representation of complex family dynamics.

Natasha Ketel explores how Celine Sciamma's writing is driven by desire.

Lim explores how 'The Handmaiden' reclaims previously patriarchal narratives, showcasing queer desire as a realm for female autonomy.

Harry Basson explores how queer love stories are often set in the past and how this affects present-day audiences.

In this essay, Celestine Stilwell reflects on the controversial sex scenes of 'Blue is the Warmest Colour'

Natasha Ketel dives deep into the 'Midsommar' screenplay.

Unsure of what to watch this Halloween? We've got you sorted! From classics to modern gems, Angharad runs through the best of the best.

Angharad Edwards explores 3 brilliant videos to watch if you're keen to learn more about the world of horror!

Emily Oliver reviews Netflix's latest gem, 'Rocks' (Sarah Gavron, 2019), in awe of Gavron's masterful filmmaking.

Angharad reflects on how art and fantasy liberate the female protagonists of two of 2019's best films

'Frances Ha' (Noah Baumbach,2013) follows a charismatic, clumsy 27-year-old woman living in New York City as she dubiously attempts to...

Ben Willows writes about how horror solved his family's struggle over the remote.