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‘Time Still Turns the Pages’ Review: A Painful and Powerful Childhood Tale
(Source: HK Movie) A primary school boy stands on the rooftop of a building, staring into nowhere with fear and determination. He slowly...

My parents’ Hong Kong classics
(Source: IMDb) n my first seminar at Warwick, the tutor asked why we chose history. Many of my classmates said they began to love history...

R.M.N: a bleak portrait of contemporary Romanian and European society
(Source: Variety) This three-letter film title looks strange, but they are the best representation of this complex and uncomfortable...

‘Marry My Dead Body’ Review: The Crazy Beauty Of Sexual Fluidity
(Source: Netflix) Same-sex marriage still sounds bizarre to many people nowadays, let alone a marriage between a living and a dead...

‘Asteroid City’ blurs the line between normality and abnormality
(Source: Lewis Depot) Asteroid City, directed by Wes Anderson, is one of this summer’s most highly-anticipated films. Set in 1955, it...

‘The King’s Letters’ Review: The Story of Writing
(Source: After Credits) Most historical drama films focus on bloody wars and power struggles, but The King’s Letters refuses to follow...

‘Suzume’ Review: A Nation Healing from Painful Trauma
(Source: Dexerto) Although hundreds of earthquakes are detected in the UK each year, we only feel a few of them. In Japan, however,...
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