Opinion
Wonka, Mean Girls and others are nothing but ill-conceived cash grabs
Dream Double Features
Both films structure the chaotic lives of their female protagonists into twelve chapters
Interview
Alex Brian chats to the students behind a new adaptation of this Jane Austen classic
Review
Denis Villeneuve has succeeded where so many others have failed
Double Features
Abby Reeves plans a movie night of cars, dystopia and sex appeal
Interview
Georgia Finucane interviews event cinematographer, Jedrick Koh
Watchlist
From serial killers to daleks, there are plenty of productions to be excited for this year
Opinion
Retired Durham professor Frank Coffield certainly seems to think so
Interview
Nikolas Boyd-Carpenter talks to the minds behind one of the the university’s fastest-growing societies
Interview
Isaac Jackson sits down for a conversation with the UK’s foremost film critic
Opinion
Genevieve Badia-Aylin suggests five televisual scares to sink your teeth into…
Feature
Olivia Townsend gets on the other side of the ticket stand at Arts Picturehouse to talk about what makes the cinema special
Ranked!
To celebrate the release of his new series of short films on Netflix, Sam Allen reflects on Wes Anderson’s filmography
Our staff writers give their thoughts on the best and worst in cinemas right now!
Inside Watersprite
Varsity sits down with Watersprite’s Head of Communications officer to discuss the festival’s past and future
Opinion
Olivia Townsend gives us her take on Greta Gerwig’s rise to prominence
Review
TikTok’s favourite auteur crafts a meticulously detailed, if occasionally impenetrable, tale of cosmic dread
Opinion
Dion Everett questions the one-sided approach of Channel 4′s exploration inro the so-called ‘gender debate’
Review
Isaac Jackson finds little to love in this audacious, yet bloated tragicomedy from Hereditary’s Ari Aster
Interview
Heidi Atkins speaks to filmmaker Alastair Evans about his breathtaking documentary, showing in Cambridge this week
Review
Sam Allen finds Kristoffer Borgli’s latest film to be sickeningly relatable
Opinion
Matthew Doyle explains why Haneke’s disturbing psychological thriller is no laughing matter.
Student Film Spotlight
Student filmmaker Frankie Browne talks to Varsity about filmmaking in lockdown, his love of horror, and his short film ‘Midnight Feast’
Opinion
Netflix’s Rebecca airbrushes the original novel and reveals Hollywood’s dark and unnerving willingness to romanticise toxic men