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    Bend It Like Beckham Could Have Been Queerer, But It Still Aged Well

    Bend It Like Beckham Could Have Been Queerer, But It Still Aged Well

    MIA BAYS: ON A MISSION

    MIA BAYS: ON A MISSION

    WHY ARE ALL OUR PROPHETS DEAD? By Marissa Mireles Hinds

    WHY ARE ALL OUR PROPHETS DEAD? By Marissa Mireles Hinds

    TRUTH: a visual poem

    TRUTH: a visual poem

    Miriam Bale: Indie Memphis 2020

    Miriam Bale: Indie Memphis 2020

    Bend It Like Beckham Could Have Been Queerer, But It Still Aged Well

    Bend It Like Beckham Could Have Been Queerer, But It Still Aged Well

    Much like the bunches of dhaniya (coriander) that Mrs Bhamra asks her daughters to buy, Bend It Like Beckham is a cultural staple for my...
    The Parallels of Existence

    The Parallels of Existence

    As I sit here at home in Brixton, South London, living in a council estate which I am privately renting; I am thinking about my childhood...
    Unruly Bodies

    Unruly Bodies

    UNRULY /ʌnˈruːli/ adjective disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to discipline or control. Our bodies are all unique and perhaps in...
    I'll See You in Cuba

    I'll See You in Cuba

    The story that informs my obsession with the Cuban moving image is deeply personal, though it’s certainly not private. If anything, it is...
    Visualising Blackness: Handsworth Songs and Documents of Police Brutality

    Visualising Blackness: Handsworth Songs and Documents of Police Brutality

    “The question today is not so much can the subaltern speak, for the new global networks of technicity have solved this problem with...
    This is England

    This is England

    by Rene Matić I am obsessed with Shane Meadows 2006 film ‘This is England’ because of its portrayal of the duality of the Skinhead...
    Water Lilies: Sexuality, Unrequited Love and the Importance of Friendship

    Water Lilies: Sexuality, Unrequited Love and the Importance of Friendship

    Céline Sciamma’s impressive debut film, Water Lilies, paints a realistic portrait of adolescent lust which tackles subjects of body...
    WORKERS / SISTERS

    WORKERS / SISTERS

    Sisters! opens in a way that many films end. On a visitor sign-in sheet a group of individuals write their name, time of arrival,...
    How (Not) To Save The World

    How (Not) To Save The World

    When I was small, having played the illustrious if questionably-costumed Planet Earth in a school play (let’s just say I’d made...
    CONSTRUCTING TEEN IDENTITY ON-SCREEN: THIRTEEN

    CONSTRUCTING TEEN IDENTITY ON-SCREEN: THIRTEEN

    In 2003, Catherine Hardwicke’s directorial debut had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Thirteen revels in the giddy highs...
    CONSTRUCTING TEEN IDENTITY ON-SCREEN: ALL THIS PANIC

    CONSTRUCTING TEEN IDENTITY ON-SCREEN: ALL THIS PANIC

    ‘I was at the Metropolitan Museum with all my friends […] we all went into the temple of Dendrur and looked at all the hieroglyphics and...
    FEMINISM AND THE CITY: CLEO FROM 5 TO 7

    FEMINISM AND THE CITY: CLEO FROM 5 TO 7

    As an urban geographer my research and teaching is oriented around relationships between gender, sexualities and cities. My research...
    The winter without men: a review of Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite (2019)

    The winter without men: a review of Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite (2019)

    “Some people just take the room they need, elbowing out intruders to take possession of a space. [...] The magic of authority, money,...
    There's No Crying In Baseball

    There's No Crying In Baseball

    Well, actually, there is. Evelyn Garner (Betty Schram) comes off the field having made a mistake to then receive a tirade of abuse from...
    “Does it suit me?” Doctor Who, Fandom, & Jodie Whittaker as the First Female Doctor

    “Does it suit me?” Doctor Who, Fandom, & Jodie Whittaker as the First Female Doctor

    For the first time in the 55-year history of the British sci-fi show, “Dr. Who” is a woman. For the uninitiated, the show’s titular...
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