Learning friendship and self-love: A letter to thirteen-year-old me
US teen movie Eighth Grade is coming to Watershed – and thirteen-year-old Kayla’s (Elsie Fisher) awkward journey through adolescence is...
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Us, and what it reminded me about the magic of black survival
From fear to unexpected feelings, Asmaa talks about how important black horror really is.
Why are we so bad at talking about family illness?
When Tim found out about her mum's cancer, she felt paralysed.
Somebody's Child: an expression of love
Tim’s debut solo film is an expression of love created in response to her mother’s illness.
A Crash Course in the Wonderful World of Spike Lee
Don’t know where to start with Spike Lee’s films?
Boys Like Us: a journey through identity and self-discovery
Filmmaker Mikael Techane’s debut short film ‘Boys Like Us’ is an affecting reflection on the pains of growing up.
A Star is Born: The Price of Fame
Dana reflects on the hit film and asks if it fits in with how we see IRL celebs
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Representation onscreen and in the director's chair
Samantha asks why female directors are so few and far between - and what we can do about it
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Meet the Cutting-edge Collaborative Breaking Boundaries in VR
The Othvrs are a young, new, barrier-breaking VR collaborative group on a mission.
One More Fall: a short documentary about female skaters
Watch this short film about two Bristol-based skaters and find out how skating defines them.
