The Driver: The First Modern-Era Anti-Hero
The Driver is a film that is as stylish and mysterious as it is surprisingly compelling in its simplicity. The film is about a driver. That’s it. Specifically, a getaway…
Review: Peter Hook and The Light Bring a Slow-Burning Climax at the Engine Shed
Five bands, twelve studio albums, spanning across 50 monumental years, the musical trailblazer, Peter Hook, arrived at the Engine Shed in Lincoln for the tenth stop of his ‘Get Ready’…
12 Angry Men: How Far Should We Go in the Name of Justice
Human beings love convenience. Anything, whether it is a labour mentally or physically, is often treated by man as a riddle to see just how we can make it more…
Review: Radiohead Reimagined at Lincoln Cathedral
In the midst of the announcement of the world-renowned rock band, Radiohead’s return tour after seven years away, the Lincoln Cathedral welcomed London Concertante’s ‘Radiohead Reimagined by Candlelight.’ On November…
The Lighthouse: ‘Shocked, Intrigued and Completely Shaken’
On the March 20, The Film Society at the University of Lincoln had a screening of the critically acclaimed film ‘The Lighthouse’. The Lighthouse (2019) is a film produced, directed…
My Dinner With Andre: Dinner, Conversation, and A New Outlook On Life
My Dinner With Andre is a film that holds to the belief that the best art doesn’t give people the answers but gets them asking the right questions.
Maria: A Tragic Final Act
When out with someone for a coffee I was told that I should watch a film about an opera singer named Maria.
De-Colonializing Our Thoughts
Students and Lecturers gathered on November 28th in the Cargill Lecture Theatre to listen to an informative talk by Dr Aboud Humayel.
Spotify DJX Review: “This feature is still in its early days and may improve as time goes on”
Artificial intelligence is all the rage these days. Every media streaming platform seems to be incorporating some form of AI into its design.
Escaping Technocracy; Liberation, Rebellion, and the Modern Man
This 1971 Sci-Fi film serves as a confusing depiction of a dystopian future that is as daunting as it is enthralling. Those who have not watched the film may be…