Film & TV
Frankenstein
BFI LFF 2025 Gala: Romanticism or not?
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Film & TV
Love, Brooklyn
BFI LFF 2025: Romcom in one of New York's most beloved boroughs
Film & TV
Bugonia
BFI LFF 2025 Gala: Yorgos Lanthimos gives us another disturbingly compelling film
Film & TV
Hamnet
BFI LFF 2025 The Mayor of London's Gala: One of the most emotional films of the year
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
BFI LFF 2025 Opening Night Gala: Can the sequel match its original hype?
Film & TV
BFI London Film Festival 2025
A selection of thirteen reviews from this year's BFI LFF by the Felix team
Sport
Medical Schools across the UK form singular football team
Introducing the National Medical School Football Club, founded by Ollie Newbould.
Lie down with dogs, wake up with fleas
Comment writer, Lynetta Wang, reflects on Freshers’ Week friendships, and what they teach us about ourselves.
Books
Persuading you to give Persuasion a go
Somewhere in Waterstones, Daunt Books, or the local South Kensington Books just down Exhibition Road, is an Austen gem tucked sheepishly away with not many attribute attention to; the stunningly mature and endlessly inspiring story of Anne Elliot: Persuasion
News
An interview with Tom Gordon, Deputy President for Activities
Tom Gordon walks into the Felix office with an Imperial College Symphony Orchestra (ICSO) sweater. I wear a Felix hoodie. The game is on. Before his election as Deputy President for Activities (DPA), Tom was very involved with student societies. A member of now-defunct Comedy Soc in his first year,
Books
The internet has broken reading
Over the summer I started reading Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture by Kyle Chayka. The book assesses how algorithms have skewed and skewered out culture. More on that in a future issue. Filterworld helped me create awareness about my existence as someone who has grown up with the internet as
Catnip
Union to have French “President” and “Prime Minister”
Imperial College Union have decided to re-restructure the sabbatical officer positions following recent developments in French politics. Seeing the resounding success of President Emmanuel Macron, the Union will now just have a President, who they will shuffle out for ceremonial reasons, and a prime minister, who will be replaced every