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Beit basement project deemed 'inferior'
Multimillion pound redevelopment “significantly worsened” student facilities
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Anne Robinson’s dismay at Kensington sculpture
You are a terrible waste of money, goodbye
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Love and lust in Lulu
Guildhall's final-year actors take on Frank Wedekind's wild classic
Societies
Our broken relationship with electronics
When your phone breaks, what do you do with it?
Film & TV
The unstoppable march of the YA dystopia
With the last five years seeing multiple YA dystopia series, we explore what makes them a continued attraction to teens
Film & TV
The sins of the father
An intriguing documentary, My Nazi Legacy takes a look at how evil can change a family
Film & TV
The road and the fury
An enlightening look at the making of Le Mans, Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans affords us an inciteful glimpse of the 'King of Cool'
Film & TV
It's a no for Noé
Wooden acting, clunky dialogue, and childish themes mean Love fails to light a fire
Film & TV
Is Tangerine a tipping point for transgender representation?
As transgender rights become more prominent in popular culture, we are seeing an increasing momentum for films that break the binary
Film & TV
Documentary Corner: Indie Game: The Movie
Another week, another documentary. This time it's one looking at the burgeoning indie gaming market
Film & TV
At the heart of craftsmanship
Hand Gestures has an interesting premise, and is done skilfully, but fails to excite
Film & TV
An A* art-house experience
Güeros is a masterful film, following the lives of three young Mexican boys during the 1999 student protests