Gold Arts Award Unit 1 Part D 

Godzilla is a famous beast in cinema with various remakes and adaptations. However, is there another layer that we are missing? Is there an underlying message that we as an audience are over looking? This blog post will explore that extra layer and bring to light a new perspective to the cinematic beast, Godzilla. 

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With a plethora of diverse and rich films such as Roma and The Favourite - the two big and regnal winners - and many more up for their golden masks tonight, keep up to date with the winners below.

The never-ending Brexit omnishambles, a decline in cultural funding, and a lifeline is thrown to an iconic British high street brand

Rachel is a wildlife media student at the University of Cumbria, and hopes to work at the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. She has completed all five levels of Arts Award, and says they were invaluable to her current photography practice.

Freelance filmmaker and digital facilitator Kitty Wallace talks us through her latest projects, heritage films and how to make a living behind the lens.

You know the drill by now.

On the 26th of December I went with my family to see “Mary Poppins returns” at Vue cinema in Leamington.

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