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  • Film Review: Urchin – Vulnerability in the Body

    Film & TV Writer Amelia Long explores Harris Dickinson's directional debut, Urchin, finding that it respectfully handles themes of homelessness and addiction

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    Film & TV Writer Caitlin Rock shines a light on the underrated 2000s teen drama Veronica Mars, exploring what makes it so beloved among fans

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    Film & TV writer Esme Chen praises Guillermo Del Toro’s rendition of Frankenstein to be true to the original novel by Mary Shelley yet unique in its own way without disrupting the story’s core concepts

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