Acclaimed auteur Christopher Nolan returns to conduct a triumphant tour-de-force through one of the proudest moments in British history – and to make his best film yet.
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Dunkirk
Acclaimed auteur Christopher Nolan returns to conduct a triumphant tour-de-force through one of the proudest moments in British history – and to make his best film yet.
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Aerospace Materials in Fashion
Presumably, most of us wouldn’t expect the words ‘aerospace materials’ to be thrown around in casual, day-to-day conversation. An even smaller minority of people would associate them with a whole subclass of engineering (let alone a possible undergraduate degree…!). Whilst – at first glance – the title of this topic may appear quite niche, it…
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Dragonstone – Game of Thrones, S07 E01
It’s back! Season seven has well and truly begun with its first episode, ‘Dragonstone’. Packed full of spoilers, here is our review of the newest episode. After the stunning end to Season 6 with ‘The Winds of Winter’, this season starts with most of the main characters poised for greatness or failure. We have Cersei…
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David Bellamy’s Arctic Light: An Artist’s Journey in a Frozen Wilderness
An intrepid explorer as well as a keen artist, David Bellamy is a man of many talents. Arctic Light: An Artist’s Journey in a Frozen Wilderness successfully exemplifies this, pairing frozen landscapes sensitively captured in watercolour with sharp and funny anecdotes of the trials and tribulations faced during Bellamy’s countless expeditions.
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Anti Matter
From independent writer and director Keir Burrows comes a smart, stylish, and ultimately riveting techno-thriller unlike anything else out there today.
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LOVE ISLAND: How Television and Social Media Became Interdependent
The group chat is buzzing. Your Facebook notifications are awash with ‘X’ mentioned you in a comment. You can’t @ your friend on Instagram fast enough. In #Summer2017 this is indicative of one thing and one thing only: it’s 9pm on a weeknight.
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The Wind in the Willows: The Musical
After successful openings in Plymouth and Salford, The Wind in the Willows: The Musical has finally hit London’s West End at The Palladium.
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Our Beeline towards Self-Destruction
Objectively, bees are great. Their gentle murmur as they clumsily sway through floral blooms is an inherent ingredient to the British summer. Acting as key pollinators in ecosystems across the globe, it was Einstein who stated, “if the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, man would have only four years to live”.
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Baby Driver
Edgar Wright’s latest film is a fast-paced, high-octane action thriller which manages to serve up humour and romance to the pulse of a chic soundtrack.
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Taha at the Young Vic
The vivid story of the turbulent life of the Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali is recounted to an intimate audience within Taha.
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