The Netflix Machine
“Netflix has irreversibly altered the way in which we consume and value films and television programmes.” Freya Williams reflects on the damage Netflix has afflicted unto the film industry.
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“Netflix has irreversibly altered the way in which we consume and value films and television programmes.” Freya Williams reflects on the damage Netflix has afflicted unto the film industry.
Read more‘It’s an outdated and cheap tactic to attract more viewers’ – Jem Wilcox explains the issues behind queerbaiting and the impact this has on representation on screen.
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Read more‘The documentary fulfils its promise in furnishing an insight into the mechanisms behind Silicon Valley’s technological pursuits’ – Frankie Docker evaluates how far ‘The Social Dilemma’ goes in teaching us the secrets behind social media
Read more“‘The Wilds’ adeptly uses the desert island trope to give these girls (and the viewer) room to analyse their own lives with thoughtful introspection.” Lily Webber explains what makes ‘The Wilds’ so addictive in her review of the Amazon Prime original.
Read more‘ By refusing to unite the artist with their art, we take away their interpretive power and reclaim it for ourselves’ – Charlie Barnett discusses the moral issues of enjoying entertainment created by ‘cancelled’ artists
Read more“Rarely has queer culture been so powerfully and emotionally give voice with such sensitivity and, crucially, such vibrance.” Zac Terry discusses why honest queer representation is so powerful in the film industry.
Read more“Whether you feel like you’re the one stood crying in the rain or you’re sat smugly with your arm around your partner, romcoms make us believe that ‘the one’ is out there for all of us”: George Simms delves into the lovably awful genre that is the romantic comedy.
Read moreIn the latest instalment of Ask the Reader, Film & TV contributors tell us their favourite film soundtracks of all time.
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