Illustrations by Lola Fleming and Ciarán Butler. Connor Howlett (Film Editor) The idea behind this Film Club is to pick a film that I think deserves more attention, and set my deputies and another TN2er the homework of watching it. They’ll … Continue reading Film Club 2: Maren Ade’s Toni Erdmann
Illustrations by Ren O’Hare, Lola Fleming and Ciarán Butler. Originally published in the Summer Issue 2020. Connor Howlett (Film Editor) The idea behind this Film Club is to pick a film that I think deserves more attention, and set my … Continue reading Film Club 1: Ryan Coogler’s Fruitvale Station
●●●●○ A young woman (Jessie Buckley) has been dating her boyfriend (Jesse Plemons) for about seven weeks. She’s on a roadtrip to meet his parents for the first time. She’s thinking of ending things. While the basic plot sounds simple, … Continue reading I’m Thinking of Ending Things // Review Savvy Hanna watches Charlie Kaufman’s new film
We’ve all seen the sensationalist news stories about former child stars. From breakdowns and bankruptcy to jail time and drug overdoses, the tabloids have always been filled with the troubling tales of once beloved actors. But the media rarely shares … Continue reading Showbiz Kids // Review
Remakes of films are rarely wanted or needed, and Flatliners (Niels Arden Oplev, 2017) is no exception. The story is fundamentally the same as Joel Schumacher’s Flatliners (1990), with most of the changes made to the characters and visual style … Continue reading Flatliners: Original vs Remake
Meet Me @ The Altar is an all women of colour pop-punk band consisting of guitarist/bassist Téa Campbell, drummer Ada Juarez, and lead singer Edith Johnson, who live in different states in the US. With their youthful energy and encouraging … Continue reading Interview with Meet Me @ The Altar Meet Me @ The Altar discuss making music in today’s world and finding their place in the pop-punk genre
When I like an actor, I have a tendency to make my way through their entire filmography. This hobby has resulted in me watching some truly terrible films, but has also led me to uncovering some hidden gems that I … Continue reading I Watched Every Alex Wolff Movie