Film & TV

Jafar Panahi is the Iranian neo-realist

Since his 2011 arrest, Iranian director Jafar Panahi’s fimmaking has become a cause célèbre in the cinema world. We take a look at his life, his work, and the events leading up to his ban on producing films.

Film & TV

Jafar Panahi is a rebel with a cause

Taxi Tehran is a defiant, bold work which runs circles around the censors

News

Imperial triumphs at royal start-up competition

'Unmade' took home the grand prize

News

Imperial students attend fees and cuts demo

They joined 10,000 others protesting against cuts to maintenance grants

Sport

Immortal no more: Lions take the glory

Immortals lacked fresh faces on the field and were unable to make big differences in the second quarter

Music

Iglooghost’s latest EP is full on wonky

Like the worm in a witch hat on its cover, Chinese Nü Yr will wiggle its way into your heart

Food

How to mash potatoes properly

Smash might be easy, but it won’t impress your housemates like this will

Opinion

How it feels when your home country goes to the polls

Watching events in your country unfold from across the border isn't easy

Science

Go home comet, you’re drunk.

Celestial objects outdo students in terms of alcohol abuse. Comet named ‘Lovejoy’ has an atmosphere that cooks up a unique cocktail

Film & TV

Documentary Corner

This week, it's Jiro Dreams of Sushi

Opinion

Bond leaves feminists shaken not stirred

Everything else has been brought into the present, but the portrayal of women is stuck in the past

Opinion

Why are Imperial students so apathetic about politics?

It is time that we acknowledged our failure to act, find a cause, and make a difference