Robin Connolly, Epigram, Bristol
On the surface, students are seemingly most satisfied when they have something to grumble about. Although undeniably grateful when ‘safety...
"The novella’s real focus is the inevitability of death itself, which is so gargantuan, physically and philosophically, that retrospection is crushed into irrelevance."
Deep in idyllic Hertfordshire, in the last quarter of the last century, there lived an uncompromising genius. The director Stanley Kubrick was a recluse...
Oriel College is hosting a “solidarity dinner” on the evening of Friday 6th March, intended to act in solidarity with students from countries affected...
The numbers visiting Oxford’s Covered Market have continued to grow, even staying strong during the January lull.
New data from Oxford City Council shows that...
The Parisians screamed. And it seemed a perfectly reasonable response. After all, packed into a musty early cinema, they had just witnessed the Lumière...
Very few films are as rewatchable as Apocalypse Now. Francis
Ford Coppola’s tale of Martin Sheen’s Captain Willard travelling upriver and
through war-torn Vietnam, to assassinate...
Passing waves of military canon and eccentric Tudor war
helmets, I entered the conference hall as Wagner’s Rise of the Valkyries
boomed out of the sound...
"While the social implications of excessive behaviour seem real and uncomfortable, then, the extent to which films tend to deal with these is, we surely have to admit, limited."
