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Wednesday 22nd October 2025
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Online Review – Fourtissimo
A new comedy of modern manhood hits the BT next week. Will it stick?
Online Review – Dangerous Liaisons
Ice-cold trysting at Trinity in a superb garden play
A Lovely Labour, Well Found
Andrew McCormack picnics with Shakespeare and St. John's Mummers
‘5th WEEK’ – Cherwell’s famous Photo Blog
Beat those blues with brilliant photography from around Oxford
Preview: Magdalen Film Society Screenings
A preview of In the Realm of the Senses & The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover
Online Review: Bad Lieutenant
Deranged and brilliant says Benjamin Kirby
First Night Review: Measure for Measure
Alisha Patel condemns not the fault, nor the actors in this triumphant production.
The Future’s Brightwide
Jane-Marie Saldanha talks to Paola De Leo, Executive Director of a new website for Social and Political cinema
Review: The Prince of Persia
Fans of the genre will most likely enjoy it, but others should give it a miss
What Makes A Classic: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Cinema drugged up to its eyeballs, says Benjamin Kirby
Review: Four Lions
Alistair Smout reviews Chris Morris' controversial new comedy
Why We’re Fussed About Fassbender
Jane-Marie Saldanha talks to actor Michael Fassbender
What Makes A Classic: Singing in the Rain
Why Singing in the Rain has such staying power.
LIDF Blog: Part One
The Cherwell's blog from The London International Documentary Festival
What Makes A Classic: On The Waterfront
Jacob Williamson discusses Marlon Brandos's performance in On The Waterfront
Online Review: Eyes Wide Open
A refreshing take on forbidden love says Esther Kent
What makes a classic: Amelie
One film can change your life forever
Online Review – No Exit
Emily Hawes takes advantage of the free advertising in Cherwell Stage?
Online Review: Robin Hood
Sophie Adelman gives her verdict on Ridley Scott's latest release
4th Week Photo Blog
Terrific photography from around Oxford* v. 0.4
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