I knew two things about the film going in: a) Harris Dickinson was in it and b) it was going to make me cry. Those two things turned out to be true.
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Made in a lab for your viewing pleasure.
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Redmon and Sabin masterfully balance gravity and levity in what might be the funniest documentary I have ever seen.
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Set in circumstances of perpetual domestic conflict: Rape, betrayal, and family violence continually oscillate between each other, creating a profound sense of unease.
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In No Bears, we are just as much aware that we are watching a film as we are of the action taking place. With knowledge of Panahi’s context, every shot feels dangerous, and you're constantly left wondering how he made it.
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I am interested in this web of craft process, how skill and embodied knowledge is developed through a relationship with material.
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Generally speaking, I came out pretty well! Well, except my brain fell out of my head.
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Ohm // ohm // ohm
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I walked slowly into the crowd, a sea of five hundred poised to learn something about music, life, religion thought impossible.
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Our university has an awful lot of stuff.
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Fashion and makeup becomes a second skin, taken from all desires and interests, shaping the individual.
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Let’s gossip, spread some rumours, and theorise imaginatively.
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As I return to my study, I see the pile of unsewn pieces, and decide that I will sew this weekend.
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Nothing is ever truly final, and much like music, is forever-changing again and again
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I am just another pothole, // Feeling the weight of // That other invisible world // As it passes over me
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Want an alternative to those dreadful Dendy straws?
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There is something unpretentious and humble about the Asian bakery.
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Names give character, imply history, and best of all, bring life to the spaces to which they are assigned.
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I found my friend hanging off a tree.
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Photographs of Lake Northam in the late 1800s reveal a sprawling body of water worthy of the now-overstated title ‘Lake’.
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