Tag: Carey Mulligan

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    Katie Evans

    A Promising Young Woman: The Female Revenge Genre

    The female revenge genre has had a revamp over recent years. Strong representations of femininity in cinema have shifted from the ‘final girl’ trope of 80s horror to the contemporary female-fronted dramas and thrillers that offer numerous award nominations for those in the lead roles on an increasingly international scale. The upcoming black comedy thriller Promising […]

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    Hazel Jonckers

    Nostalgic News: Never Let Me Go was released 10 years ago

    Hazel Jonkers takes a look back on the film adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel of the same name.

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    Alice O’Hare

    Closer to The Edge: Source vs. Adaptation

    The book is always better than its adaptation, right? Our writers discuss.

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    Sophie Trenear

    One to Watch: Wildlife

    Paul Dano’s directorial debut premiered at this year’s Sundance.

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    Tom Wilmot

    Review: Mudbound

    Writer Tom reviews the latest Netflix original film Mudbound.

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    Natalie Fordham

    Review: Suffragette

    Editor Natalie tackles Sarah Gavron’s account of the suffragette movement, but finds it to be not quite up to scratch.

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    Caitriona Hanly

    Suffragette promotion sparks heated public reaction

    A photoshoot featuring the stars of the film wearing T-shirts that say “I’d rather be a rebel than a slave” have caused controversy among online circles.

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    Henna Patel

    Nostalgic News: An Education released five years ago today

    The Academy Award-nominated film starring Carey Mulligan was released five years ago today.

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    Jake Smith

    Archive: An Education (2009)

    With Mulligan’s masterful portrayal of Jenny performed with such vigour, An Education is a piece of film that is so authentic and a display of life with such art.