Ireland as a Country with its Mouth Sewn Shut- Small Things Like These Review
“What the story brings around repeatedly is how the hyper-awareness of others’ opinions, and the fear of these opinions, was entirely detrimental to maintaining a moral society…. What few wish to admit, and what this story delves into, is that most people knew precisely what happened at the Laundries yet remained silent…”
Adelaide reviews the latest film based on the work of author Claire Keegan, Small Things Like These.
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A Love Letter to Drag- Davina Devine on the Unlimited Potential of Drag
“When you walk into a room in drag, you evoke so many emotions. You are constantly handling a room full of feelings. Not everyone is going to be your biggest fan, but that’s just part of the job.”
Ester sits down in conversation with Dublin drag queen Davina Devine.
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No One Saw This Coming: How The US Election Highlights a Gap in Political Understanding
“It has become increasingly clear in American politics that the analysts and alleged professionals have no clue which way the electorate might swing. This is indicative of a broader problem not just in American politics but in how polarised societies are becoming across the globe.”
Adam gives us an overview on why Trump was able to pull off a surprising win in the US presidential elections.
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A Different Man- Film Review
“Though his striking looks shield him from his inner turmoil as a meek, lonely loser, the film dissects the deeper meaning of ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’. It explores what it means to be attractive, how we perceive beauty, and what it signifies to be beautiful both inside and out.”
Michael reviews “A Different Man”
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The Substance- Film Review
“This film captures some truly repulsive moments with its striking imagery and invasive sound design… the aesthetics of the film are a real treat for body horror fans.”
Amy Bogue gives us a review of horror film The Substance.
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Echo Fold “Said & Done”- Single review
“Echo Fold is capable of being a versatile band whilst still maintaining their cultivated sound and image, something that is a big draw for both old and new audience…”
Adelaide reviews the newest single from Dublin-based band, Echo Fold.
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Poorly Chosen Narratives- Chevalier Review
“The more interesting parts of Joseph Bologne’s life, his role in the French revolution despite being a nobleman, are left to be epilogue to the hour and forty-minute feature. The audience is instead met with a drab love story between the Chevalier and the quaint singer, Marie-Josephine de Montalembert.”
Adelaide talks about 2022 film, Chevalier.
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The Best Seasonal Watches
Adelaide gives a quick breakdown of some of her favourite shows and films to watch each season.
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Who is The Woke Left – A Brief Insight into Conservatism’s Newest Boogeyman
“The anti-woke nature of modern-day conservatism not only provides them with the tools to chip away at decades of social progress in inclusion, but also to become the ultimate voice of counterculture.”
Adam discusses the positioning of the idea of “wokeness” in politics.
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How to Continue a Franchise- Alien: Romulus Review
“Alien: Romulus is rife with hints and clear indicators of where the story is going but as a fan of the films, I found that these were not met with sighs from over predictability, instead they drew out excitement for where I knew the film was going to go.”
Adelaide reviews the latest instalment in the Alien franchise, Alien: Romulus
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