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Feel Good, Mae Martin

Orla Smith / March 27, 2020

Feel Good is a TV rom-com that skips the honeymoon stage

Mae Martin’s Feel Good is a rom-com about addiction and queer identity that’s more interested in staying together than it is in the honeymoon phase.

Céline Sciamma, Best scenes, Girlhood, Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Seventh Row Editors / March 23, 2020

Ebook preview: Céline Sciamma’s 10 best scenes

From Water Lilies to Portrait of a Lady on Fire, we analyse 10 of Céline Sciamma’s best scenes, revealing what makes her a master. This is an excerpt from our ebook, Portraits of resistance.

Orla Smith / March 12, 2020

Review: Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow and dreamers thwarted by capitalism

Kelly Reichardt’s latest film about the myth of the American West, First Cow, follows two men searching for a better life elsewhere that’s always just slightly out of reach.

Lana Condor, Lars Jean, PS I Still Love You, To All the Boys I've Loved Before

Orla Smith / March 5, 2020

P.S. We still love you, Lara Jean: Lana Condor’s perfect rom-com heroine

Lana Condor is the shining light at the centre of disappointing sequel P.S. I Still Love You. Why is she the perfect rom-com heroine in the To All the Boys series?

Katharine Isabelle, American Mary, Women in Horror Month

Rosie McCaffrey / March 2, 2020

Katharine Isabelle in American Mary (Great horror performances #5)

Rosie McCaffrey discusses why Katharine Isabelle’s performance in American Mary is one of her favourites by an actress in a horror film.

Blood on Her Name, Matthew Pope, Bethany Anne Lind

Orla Smith / February 29, 2020

Review: Blood on Her Name thrillingly grapples with cycles of violence

Matthew Pope’s Blood on Her Name is a steely, psychological thriller about cycles of violence. Now available in cinemas and on VOD in the US.

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