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Tag: Film Industry

Studio Fiasco, Netflix Eclipse & Death to Popcorn – Interview with BAFTA Nominee, Mark Herman.

Posted on 22nd January 202121st January 2021 by Jack Denison

Mark Herman, interviewed by writer Jack Denison, touches upon the evolution of cinema, frustrations with the film industry and how popcorn just doesn’t cut it anymore.

Todd Phillips’ Joker is a conflation of ‘Travis Bickle and Rupert Pupnick’: What David Fincher’s comments on Joker reveal about the film industry today

Posted on 21st November 202021st November 2020 by Roxanna Zoughi

Roxanna Zoughi unpacks what David Fincher’s comments mean for the future of the film industry.

Streaming Takes Studio Ghibli: A Blunder or an Honour?

Posted on 1st November 20192nd February 2020 by Emma Rivers

Emma Rivers discusses the recent announcement that the entire catalogue of works from Studio Ghibli will be available to stream through HBOMax from April 2020. Studio Ghibli, the award-winning Japanese animation film studio founded by […]

If #MeToo Is Going To Reach Its Full Potential, We Need More Women Like Emma Thompson

Posted on 10th March 201917th May 2019 by Alexander Gibbon

Until last week, Emma Thompson had been due to voice a role in Luck, a big budget family film produced by Skydance Animation. However, after the studio hired controversial former Pixar head John Lasseter to […]

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Utøya: Should Filmmakers Continue to Depict Terrorist Attacks?

Posted on 29th September 201828th March 2019 by Mailies Fleming

With the news of the release of two separate films depicting the events of the 2011 Utøya attack in Norway, Mailies Fleming explores the moral implications of depicting terrorist attacks on screen. As the month […]

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