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DIEGESIS : THE UNCONVENTIONAL MAGAZINE OF FILM AND TELEVISION CRITICISM

REVIEWS ARCHIVE

A
Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
The Artist and the Model

B
Back to the Garden + INTERVIEW
The Battery
Benny & Jolene
Big Hero 6
Birdman
Black Panther

Black Rock
The Bling Ring
Blue is the Warmest Colour
Blue Ruin
The Book of Life
The Borderlands

Boyhood

C
Camille Claudel 1915
Captain Phillips
Chef
Citadel
The Code
Cold in July

D
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
The Deep

E
Earth to Echo
Elysium
Entity
Everybody Has a Plan
Exodus: Gods and Kings

F
A Field in England
Fifty Shades of Grey
Floating Skyscrapers + INTERVIEW
Frank
From Up on Poppy Hill
Fury


G
Gone Girl
Gravity
Guardians of the Galaxy


H
Hackers [short articles]
Hatchet Job

Her
Hercules
Here Comes the Devil
The Hidden Face
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The Hole in the Ground + INTERVIEW

The Honourable Woman
How to Train Your Dragon 2
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
The Hunger Games [article: action heroines]


I

Interstellar [article: astronauts on film]
I, TONYA 


J

Jake Squared
Joe
Jupiter Ascending


K

Kelly+Victor
Kingsman: The Secret Service


L
Life of Crime
The Lone Ranger
Love Me Till Monday
Loving Vincent 2017


M
Manhattan [short articles]
​Maleficent [article]

Maniac
Matthews 2017

Mister John + INTERVIEW
More Than Honey
My Amityville Horror


N
Nebraska
Nightcrawler
The Night of the Hunter
Night of Silence
Nymphomaniac


O
Oculus
Odd Thomas
Only Lovers Left Alive


P
Pacific Rim
Passion
Prevertere + INTERVIEW
Prince Avalanche


Q

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R
THE RAPE OF RECY TAYLOR
Resident Evil: Vendetta [short articles]

The Returned


S
Scintilla
The Seasoning House + INTERVIEW
Seduced & Abandoned
The Selfish Giant
Selma
The Shape of Water

Shell
Short Term 12
Siberian Education
Springsteen & I


T
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Transcendence
Transformers: Age of Extinction
Twixt


U
Under the Skin
Upstream Colour


V

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W
We Shall Overcome
We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks
What Maisie Knew
Wish You Were Here


X
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Z

FESTIVAL/VENUE REVIEWS

ROTTERDAM FILM FESTIVAL 2014

Capsule reviews of: Anatomy of a Paperclip, Au revoir l'ete/Hotori no sakuko, Blue Ruin, Fish and Cat, The Great Passage, Heli, Helium, Liar's Dice, Real, Rags and Tatters, Stella Cadente, To Kill a Man, Whispers Behind the Wall

by CHRISTOPHER TUBB & LAURENCE WEAVER

TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2013

Want to know which festival films to watch out for? Read our Tribeca capsule reviews here. Featuring: Big Bad Wolves, Northwest, Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton, Odayaka, Bridegroom, Out of Print, Byzantium, Raze, Stand Clear of the Closing Doors, Fresh Meat, Sunlight Jr.,Mr Jones and What Richard Did

by GEORGE BALDWIN, AHMER BASHIR & LAURENCE WEAVER

LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2013

Capsule reviews of 1, Drinking Buddies, Fields and Frames, Grand Piano, Heli, The Invisible Woman, Kill Your Darlings, The Kill Team, New World, So Much Water, A Time in Quchi, A Touch of Sin.

by CAINE BIRD, BIANCA GARNER & SAM HALL

HARBOUR LIGHTS REOPENING

ID FEST 2013

Southampton cinephiles rejoice! After a two week closure, Harbour Lights Picturehouse reopened its doors on the 12th July 2013 and the public were greeted by brand new screening rooms and... ahem... new loos. 

by CAINE BIRD
2013 marked iD Fest’s fourth year. As the name suggests, the festival attempts to represent films that depict identity on screen and this year its focus was on “family”. The festival boasted a generous line-up with films ranging from Toyko Story (1953) to Clerks (1996), all connected through their representation of family on screen, whether symbolic or real. Read the festival review here.

by CAINE BIRD & JENNIFER LYNE
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Diegesis Magazine is produced by the BA (Hons) Film and Television degree at Southampton Solent University. The views expressed in Diegesis are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of Southampton Solent University.
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