Review: Anatomy of a Scandal
“It is a must-watch and will leave you considering its terrifyingly real implications”: Erin Waks reviews ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’.
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The popularity of ‘Heartstopper’
“I finally caved and watched ‘Heartstopper’”: Paul Ray gives his personal take on the popularity of the new Netflix series.
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Fine-Tuning Your Shelf: ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’
In this edition of ‘Fine-Tuning Your Shelf’, Marni Ward offers a playlist to accompany Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’.
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My degree has ruined my relationship with reading
Has your degree ruined your relationship with reading? Holly Downes examines her relationship with books since beginning her degree. Can it be reclaimed?
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Review: C’mon C’mon
“The film above all else is contemplative. Of course, it’s warm and intimate, but at its heart ‘C’mon C’mon’ forces you to project your own lives onto those you witness on screen.”: Sam Dobinson reviews Mike Mills’ ‘C’mon C’mon’.
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Review: The Trail to Oregon
“A light-hearted and self-aware romp without a single weak link in cast or crew.” Ellen Olley reviews The Trail To Oregon.
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Must-watch docs: ‘Joan Didion: The Centre Will Not Hold’
“Her unscripted testimonies are crafted just as strikingly as those read from her acclaimed novels and essays”: Elizabeth Buckley is fascinated by ‘Joan Didion: The Centre Will Not Hold’.
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The enigma of Nicholas Cage
‘If the man can steal the Declaration of Independence, then he can definitely steal my heart too…’ — Nicholas Lemieux offers a comical review of Nicholas Cage’s expansive career in light of Cineworld’s newest phenomenon, ‘Cagefest’.
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Review: BTC’s ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’
“An energetic, tongue in cheek performance that is colourful and light-hearted: if you go go go go see this show you will not be disappointed.” Molly Knox enjoys BTC’s production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’.
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Nightline: meeting the voices on the other side of the screen
Interview Editor Josie Lockwood meets with Nightline volunteers to discuss Durham’s student-led active listening service.
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