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“Text Me When You Get Home”: A Relatable and Powerful Post About Women’s Safety

This article was originally published in the Women’s Republic. TW: references to violence against women ‘A woman should have been allowed to walk home.’ On March 3rd, Sarah Everard disappeared in London. A week later, her remains were found and a police officer was charged with kidnapping and murdering her…

Sarah Everard

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“Text Me When You Get Home”: A Relatable and Powerful Post About Women’s Safety
“Text Me When You Get Home”: A Relatable and Powerful Post About Women’s Safety
Sarah Everard

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3 days ago

‘Enys Men’ (2023) Review: Unsettling Solitude and Endless Repetition

In the spring of 1973, The Volunteer (Mary Woodvine) is the sole inhabitant of an island off the British coast. She is involved in a botanical research program, where she documents the soil temperature of a spot on the cliffside. Mark Jenkin’s Enys Men (Cornish for ‘Stone Island’) is an…

Review

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‘Enys Men’ (2023) Review: Unsettling Solitude and Endless Repetition
‘Enys Men’ (2023) Review: Unsettling Solitude and Endless Repetition
Review

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4 days ago

‘Kill Boksoon’ (2023) Review: Impressive Assassins and Family Drama

Byun Sung-hyun’s Kill Boksoon follows an assassin and a concerned mother whose life is at stake because the corporation she works for turns its back on her. It’s an action-packed movie which delivers complex characters and exhilarating performances with an emotional…

Review

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‘Kill Boksoon’ (2023) Review: Impressive Assassins and Family Drama
‘Kill Boksoon’ (2023) Review: Impressive Assassins and Family Drama
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6 days ago

‘The Night Agent’ (Season 1) Review: A Twisty Political Thriller

Last year, a spy thriller called The Recruit, starring Noah Centineo, was released on Netflix. It follows a young lawyer involuntarily thrust into a mission that changes his life. The new series on the streaming platform, adapted from Matthew Quirk’s novel, The Night Agent, of the same name, follows an…

Review

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‘The Night Agent’ (Season 1) Review: A Twisty Political Thriller
‘The Night Agent’ (Season 1) Review: A Twisty Political Thriller
Review

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Mar 20

‘The Glory’ (Part 2) Review: Vengeance Weaves the Perfect Thread

After the ending of Netflix’s The Glory: Part 1, audiences were anxiously waiting for Moon Dong-eun’s (Song Hye-kyo) vengeance against her bullies. Her motivation for seeking revenge is articulated through years of meticulous planning. She plays no hand in the revenge personally, but the thread weaves perfectly. The new Korean…

Netflix

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‘The Glory’ (Part 2) Review
‘The Glory’ (Part 2) Review
Netflix

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Mar 19

When Nora Met Meg: A Trilogy of Romantic Comedies and the Perfect Pair of the Woman Auteur and Muse

Muses are typically synonymous with male directors and actresses. Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino work together to form art that is considered meaningful. But what of women’s auteurship and muses? Hollywood has been highly criticised…

Movies

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When Nora Met Meg: A Trilogy of Romantic Comedies and the Perfect Pair of the Woman Auteur and Muse
When Nora Met Meg: A Trilogy of Romantic Comedies and the Perfect Pair of the Woman Auteur and Muse
Movies

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Mar 16

My Cinematic Love Letter to Damien Chazelle’s ‘La La Land’

For me, Damien Chazelle’s La La Land was not love at first sight. It was not magical, and the songs did not sweep me off my feet. I grew up watching High School Musical (yes, I am a Disney kid) as a teenager and Indian cinema with its magical musical…

Movies

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My Cinematic Love Letter to Damien Chazelle’s ‘La La Land’
My Cinematic Love Letter to Damien Chazelle’s ‘La La Land’
Movies

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Feb 24

‘God’s Time’ (2023) Review: Finding Humour in Dark Places

Daniel Antebi’s God’s Time is a dark comedy that offers a fresh perspective on recovery and addiction. It follows two addicts on a mission to stop their mutual crush from murdering their ex-boyfriend. The movie uses fourth-wall-breaking and fast-paced storytelling mixed with humour. It’s an interesting set of ideas that…

Review

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‘God’s Time’ (2023) Review: Finding Humor in Dark Places
‘God’s Time’ (2023) Review: Finding Humor in Dark Places
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Feb 18

‘Sharper’ (2023) Review: A Predictable Con

Benjamin Caron’s Shaper is a movie with many twists. It follows con artists and Manhattan’s richest in a game of the unexpected, extreme situations of double and triple-crosses. With a great ensemble from Sebastian Stan to…

Review

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‘Sharper’ (2023) Review: A Predictable Con
‘Sharper’ (2023) Review: A Predictable Con
Review

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Feb 17

‘Unlocked’ (2023) Review: An Underwhelming Invasion of Privacy

Nowadays, everyone is connected to their phones. It is impossible to imagine a life without technology since people’s routines depend on a small rectangular screen. But what happens when someone on the other side hacks your phone…

Review

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‘Unlocked’ (2023) Review: An Underwhelming Invasion of Privacy
‘Unlocked’ (2023) Review: An Underwhelming Invasion of Privacy
Review

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Film/TV Writer & Critic | Video Editor | https://linktr.ee/nuhahassan

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