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8 June 2022
World Ocean Week: Revisiting Netflix’s ‘Seaspiracy’
World Ocean Week runs June 5 - June 13 and what better way to celebrate than look back and review ‘Seaspiracy’?
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8 June 2022
Brighton Fringe: Practice of Zen
This 90-minute theatre piece by Theatre Ronin is an ethereal tribute to Wuxia.
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8 June 2022
World Oceans Day: The impact of films on fins
The release of Jaws famously ignited mass panic over sharks, but how have things changed since?
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8 June 2022
Voice Retrospectives: Before the Flood (2016)
For World Oceans Day, we take a look at one of the most popular climate change documentaries.
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8 June 2022
The cost of living could discourage sustainable shopping and affect the environment
As the cost of living crisis worsens, buying cheap products to cut costs has never been more appealing, and the misconception that shopping sustainably is more expensive is not only impacting sustainable businesses but the environment as well.
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8 June 2022
Russell T Davies: One of the greatest writers this country has to offer
We take you through some of Russell T Davies most famous work, from ‘Doctor Who’ to ‘It’s a Sin’, and explain why his TV work has resonated with audiences.
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8 June 2022
Six easy ways to use less plastic
By now, most of us understand that single-use plastics are very bad for the environment, meaning that it is vital to know how to reduce our consumption of them by practicing more sustainable ways of living; here are some tips.
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7 June 2022
Blame it on the Ocean? Coastal erosion at Formby Beach
An investigation into coastal erosion at Formby Beach, and how the Dynamic Dunes project aims to adapt to the shifting shoreline.
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7 June 2022
Do Female Artists Get Less Recognition Compared to Male Artists?
Do Female Artists Get Less Recognition Compared to Male Artists? Opinion piece for Gold Award Unit One.
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6 June 2022
Review - Top Gun: Maverick
In this sequel to the classic 1986 film, Tom Cruise and director Joseph Kosinski transcend simple military propaganda and create a visually-spectacular testament to the power of the moving image and human ingenuity.
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5 June 2022
The Hallyu wave: Why Korean media is here to stay
A look into South Korean media and the impact it has had.
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4 June 2022
Noughts and Crosses by Malerie Blackman - book review
Noughts and Crosses simply don’t mix. Against a background of prejudice and distrust, highlighted by terrorist activity, a romance builds between Sephy and Callum -- but it will lead them into terrible danger. Can they find a way to be together?
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3 June 2022
Review: Your Flaws
An improvised musical spanning Norway, internal affairs, and how we might mitigate capitalism.
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3 June 2022
What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo
What My Bones Know is a shrewdly insightful memoir that sheds light on the little-discussed topic of C-PTSD (complex post-traumatic stress disorder).
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2 June 2022
Review: Rififi (Jules Dassin, 1955)
As part of HOME Manchester's 'Hollywood Blacklistees in Europe' season, a crime classic graced the silver screen once again.
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2 June 2022
Brighton Fringe Review : 'Rough Night'
We’ve all undoubtedly had a rough night, but I’m willing to bet that it wasn’t quite as rough as this one was. Rough Night unfolds over four friends’ social media accounts where each friend is a piece of the puzzle; it’s up to you to solve it.
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2 June 2022
In Defence of Witches: The women who dared to simply exist
“Women who put themselves first, are villains in today's society, just as they were in the 1500’s.” Mona Chollet’s recent book attests to this.