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Welcome
This blog is a quasi-academic discussion of films:
A collection of short articles and essays about films you may not have had the chance to see, especially British and Independent cinema. I will also publish unconventional takes on mainstream flicks which hopefully will cast them in a new light.
Posts DO contain spoilers.
Categories include Retakes (a new look at an old film) Flicks for Thought (short essays on an aspect of a film) and The Verdict (A themed review or overview).
The aim is simple- to look at the silver screen and find the silver lining.
This blog is for anyone with a keen interest in film and is also intended as a resource for students, so please comment and discuss as much as possible. Feel free to comment on old topics too, your opinions are always welcome!
Want more general popculture and current affairs? Visit my alter-ego The Noctuary.
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