The Other Bennet Sister: A revived take on the regency romance drama 
Boardering friendship, survival and leaving the ivory tower 
Review
Heidi Lewis evaluates BBC’s new interpretation of Pride and Prejudice
Interview
Ethan Daws interviews student filmmakers Frankie Browne and Amelia Hunt on their short film project
Review
Annabelle Werner attends the Cambridge Ukrainian Society’s documentary screening
Watchlist
Heidi Lewis recommends the best (rom)coms for a happier Valentine’s
Feature
Dan Porritt looks over the life and cinematic achievement of the actor and filmmaker
Review
Ruby Redwood argues that the highly-anticipated finale trades the heart of Hawkins for a bloat of CGI spectacle
Opinion
Mia Badby looks to the current state of Hollywood to predict how epics may now fare onscreen
Guide
Dylan Ingram suggests 3 films to help immerse yourself in the long 18th century
Global Frames
Freya Compton investigates the dynamic cinema of Burkina Faso
Interview
Abigail Liew speaks to Singapore-born filmmaker Kirsten Tan on her career in Asia and beyond
Feature
Ethan Daws reflects on Noah Baumbach’s poignant campus film
Opinion
Amanda Ljungberg examines the prestige directors turning their gaze on Gen Z politics
Feature
Jacob Smith explores the renewed interest in analogue film
Opinion
Freya Compton considers the current state of British TV comedy
Review
Does My Oxford Year offers anything beyond clichés in its portrait of Oxford life?
Review
Alice Cammegh reviews James Gunn’s highly-anticipated 2025 Superman
Review
Amanda Ljungberg sifts through the chaos of Ari Aster’s pandemic-era neo-Western
Global Frames
Reuben Aston explores the rich cinematic history of Russia and the USSR
Feature
Salomé Gakwaya sells a full day out of drinks and films on St Andrew’s Street
Feature
Salomé Gakwaya and Lara Glennie speak to the people behind Cambridge’s film scene
Opinion
Lara Davis considers the emergence of creative cowardice and the repetitive franchise
Opinion
Naviya Gupta questions the ethics of our obsession with biopics
Feature
Jaipreet Lully speaks with Cambridge film societies on the political potential of film and TV.
