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Discussions In Diaspora And Film: In Conversation With Stéphane Ly-Cuong And Clotilde Chevalier
Stéphane Ly-Cuong, Clotilde Chevalier, and Phuong Le at the London screening of Dans la Cuisine des Nguyen (Stéphane Ly-Cuong, 2025);...
Zarah Hashim
Sep 1010 min read


Plainclothes: A Moving Exploration Of Queerness In The 90s
Plainclothes (2025), the feature debut of Carmen Emmi, is a gritty depiction of a closeted gay police officer’s inner conflict, where his day job enforcing the law conflicts with his queerness.
Jessy Sun
Aug 313 min read


Murder And Marigolds At NBC’s Grosse Pointe Garden Society
A murder mystery set in the affluent town of Grosse Pointe, the show follows four characters trying to win the championship for the best garden in the city.
Aleesha Naqvi
Aug 283 min read


‘Dans La Cuisine Des Nguyen’: The Highs And Lows of Musical Theatre, Mothers & More!
Dans la Cuisine des Nguyen, or In the Nguyen Kitchen, is French director Stéphane Ly-Cuong’s incredible first film which discusses themes of identity, rootlessness and belonging.
Zarah Hashim
Aug 165 min read


‘Friendship’: An Interrogation Of Isolation And Masculinity
Photo by MTSOfan via Flickr  (licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 ) Andrew DeYoung’s Friendship is an amalgamation of our innermost anxieties...
Lara Walsh
Aug 163 min read


'Superman' Shows What Happens When You Trust The Comics
In recent years, being a DC fan meant not getting my hopes up for the comics being adapted into films. So when James Gunn announced he would be directing a new Superman movie, I approached it with skepticism.
Joanne Baranga
Aug 75 min read


Escapism, Collaboration and Zombies: In Conversation with Demika Traicos
Ethereal and otherworldly, 23-year-old Demika’s body of work is already as established as it is enthralling.
Emily Henman
Aug 75 min read


Review: 'E.1027 - Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea'
A Review of E.1027: Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea
Ali Hussain
May 264 min read


A First Look At The Barbican's Chronic Youth Festival 2025
Tiger (J osé MarÃa Cabral, 2024); Image courtesy of Barbican Chronic Youth Festival For a single opportune weekend this April, the...
Anushree Anand
Apr 163 min read


‘Drip Like Coffee’ At BFI Flare 2025: Brimming With Potential, Drained Of Accomplishments
Imagine entering a room filled to the brim with queer womenx who love queer womenx, all sat together to watch a film about Black Brooklyn lesbians(-ish) falling in love over coffee.
Anainah Dalal
Apr 154 min read
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