Lily Simpson considers how Saltburn is emblematic of class disparity in the arts.
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Warwick Film and Television Studies’ 10 Greatest Films
The votes are in – Daedula Grabham announces Warwick Film and Television Studies 10 Greatest Films of All Time!
A Deconstruction of Masculinity in How I Met Your Mother and Modern Family
Miguel Antunez Vega explores the different masculinities represented in How I Met Your Mother and Modern Family.
Why G-Force is a better film than Sunset Boulevard
David Noik makes a case for the cinematic achievements of G-Force.
Reel Talk’s greatest films of all time
We launch Warwick Film and TV’s greatest films poll by sharing some of our editor’s picks.
A Look at 2024’s Potential Oscar Contenders
Jordan Ilan surveys the current contenders for next year’s Academy Awards.
Destroyer – Short Film
A new short film written and directed by Albert Bullock that explores the threatening potential of the camera.
You People: Moronic Instead of Iconic
David Noik offers a scathing critique of Netflix “comedy” You People.
Campus Music Videos
Toby Rodwell’s commentary on his documentary-style, experimental music videos, filmed around campus.
Lucky Number Seven: Ke Huy Quan and the struggle of being an Asian artist in Hollywood
Zak Robinson traces Ke Huy Quan’s long journey to awards recognition and reflects more broadly on Asian representation in Hollywood.
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