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Interview: Dane Baptiste “Just comedy in it’s most simple form, tragedy plus timing” – Dane Baptiste’s latest ‘The Chocolate Chip’ tour promises a perceptive preaching of comedic truths. 3 months old
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Review: America: The Motion Picture Like an animated take on drunk history, this hiccup from Lord and Miller is a twist on the American revolution, which rambles on with the incoherent slurs and burps of a history teacher whose had one too many. 3 months old
Review: Fear Street Part 1: 1994 Netflix introduces us to the first part of a ‘Scream-esque’ slasher with splatters of ‘Stranger Things’, a confident blast which is enough to give R.L Stine goosebumps 4 months old
Review: Army of the Dead Lacking the stylistic flair or distinctiveness of his first undead attempt, it succeeds at the basics of blood splattered action. Entertainment – nothing more, nothing less. 5 months old
Ingrid Goes West: The Rise of Social Media Movies Vision spent some time tracking the trendiest sub-genre of the digital age 5 months old
Review: Black Bear A Lynchian take on the grizzly world of artistic creation? Bear with, it’s actually quite good. 6 months old
From Spiderman to Ladybird: The Comfort of Coming-of-Age Films Tracking the Unique Power of Transitional Teenage Tales. 7 months old
Review: Zack Snyder’s Justice League Snyder papers over the cracks in a bold but underwhelming effort tarnished further by a minority of entitled, toxic fandom 7 months old
From Once to Quintessence Vision speaks with Oscar winner Markéta Irglová, as she looks back on the film that changed her career and discusses the exciting future still to come 7 months old
The Great Escape: The Importance of Films During a Pandemic 2020 was the perfect time for the immersive power of movies to work its magic. 8 months old
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