Art and Film

‘Under the Silver Lake’: a film noir fever dream in the City of Angels

Paris DoickJune 18, 2019

Before the Under the Silver Lake began, a man stood up at the front of the cinema and announced that everyone should “just go with the flow” when watching this ...

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‘Men in Black: International’: The MIB Film that’s not intended for MIB Fans

Shalinn YeapJune 17, 2019

Take off your sunglasses and prepare to be neuralised; this is one MIB film that you'll definitely want to forget. Directed by F. Gary Gray, Men in Black: In...

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Hold on to your cowboy hats for this heartwarming Scottish story: ‘Wild Rose’

Ayla Sapsworth-CollisJune 12, 2019

Did you know there is country music in Glasgow? One young troubled woman is at the centre of the scene in this musical dramedy, Wild Rose. For those of you who ...

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‘Tolkien’: Changing the world through the power of art

Ebony BryantJune 12, 2019

In the array of biographical films telling the lives of some of our most iconic figures, author J. R. R. Tolkien finds his way onto the big screen. Tolkien, ...

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The Stuff Stardust is Made Of: The triage of Motion, Light and Sound

Kaelen RulandJune 10, 2019

How often do we step into the uncomfortable and sit with ourselves in discomfort? Lights reminiscent of the Hollywood sign flicker erratically, piercing radi...

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‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix’ ends the series on a disappointing note

Daniel PattersonJune 10, 2019

It feels like it’s gone under the radar that Dark Phoenix is the final instalment of the X-Men canon. In fact, there’s been a negative aura surrounding this fil...

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Tim Ferguson’s fast life on wheels

Kaelen RulandJune 8, 2019

Why did the chicken cross the road? It’s the Iliad of the comedic world. We all know the answer, yet when hearing the joke for the first time our minds jump ...

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What Remains: German Film Festival tearing down the wall(s)

Emily GreenJune 8, 2019

For years, my idea of post-WWII Germany resembled something like this: on the East-side of an arbitrary, but monumental grey wall, was a statewide gulag with ev...

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“My body became my studio”: An interview with Christian Thompson on Ritual Intimacy

Max VosJune 4, 2019

When I first met contemporary artist Christian Thompson, my expectations of meeting a stereotypical greater-than-thou prestigious artist went out the window. In...

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‘Precipice’: A rebirth of movement, sound and light

Paris DoickJune 2, 2019

Rachel Arianne Ogle’s precipice was truly something else. A culmination of light, sound and movement to create a living piece of artwork that enthralled the aud...

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