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“We ain’t no delinquents, we’re misunderstood”- Teenage Rebellion and the Musical

Posted on 8th Apr 202211th Apr 2022 by Reel Talk

Tash Cope discusses the fascination with teen rebellion in musicals across the stage and screen.

Warwick Film and TV’s Alternative Oscars 2021

Posted on 23rd Mar 2022 by Reel Talk

And the winner is… The results of Warwick Film and TV’s Alternative Oscars 2021 are revealed!

Reel Talk Editorial Team’s Alternative Oscars 2021 Recommendations

Posted on 28th Feb 202221st Mar 2022 by Reel Talk

Members of our editorial team nominate some films and TV for your consideration in this year’s Alternative Oscars.

Arcane: A New Look into Video Game Adaptations

Posted on 10th Dec 2021 by Reel Talk

Luke Brown discusses the success of Netflix’s Arcane, a popular and well-received video game adaptation from the League of Legends franchise.

Still Streaming – Reel Talk’s Recommendations for Streaming Platform Films and Television

Posted on 7th Dec 2021 by Reel Talk

Members of our editorial team provide recommendations for streaming film and television, released primarily during the pandemic.

Back to the Cinema – Reel Talk’s Recommendations

Posted on 6th Dec 2021 by Reel Talk

Members of the Reel Talk editorial team reflect on their favourite films that they’ve seen on the big screen since cinemas reopened.

Video essay: This Cold Night – Cold Synth

Posted on 30th Nov 202130th Nov 2021 by Reel Talk

Toby Rodwell’s love letter to visceral horror cinema.

Sounds of the Underground – Short Film

Posted on 15th Oct 2021 by Reel Talk

Albert Bullock captures the disorientating feeling of the London Underground in this short film.

Millburn Memories

Posted on 9th Jul 20219th Jul 2021 by Reel Talk

As the Warwick Film and Television Studies department prepares to move out of Millburn House, Matthew Smolenski bids farewell by compiling student and staff memories of the building.

There Will Be Blood (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2007)

Posted on 7th Jul 20217th Jul 2021 by Reel Talk

Owais Azam explores the thematic complexities of There Will Be Blood, focusing in particular on the presentation of protagonist Daniel Plainview.

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