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Writer Sophie reviews the hugely disappointing Chronically Metropolitan, which featured at Raindance Film Festival.
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Sophie Trenear reviews Laughter Lounge – Southampton University’s very own Freshers comedy night (29/09/16).
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Writer Sophie’s latest review from Raindance looks at Eadward Stock’s stunning directorial debut, which is certainly one to watch.
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Writer Sophie’s Raindance Film Festival coverage continues with Mirko Pincelli’s feature length directorial debut.
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Writer Sophie takes a look at the career of the star of the newest Marvel Movie, Doctor Strange
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Writer Sophie reviews Raindance’s standout so far, a story of the innocent train drivers who inadvertently become mass murders.
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Writer Sophie reviews Gozo at Raindance, Miranda Bowen’s directorial debut, which doesn’t quite live up to its potential.
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Writer Sophie reviews the dystopian thriller, which proves to be more bark than bite.
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Writer Sophie’s latest review from Raindance is Joaquin del Paso’s feature length debut, a social commentary blended with absurd satire in Panamerican Machinery.
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Writer Sophie reviews the Brazillian crime dramedy, Jules and Dolores, which has been selected for the official competition for best film at Raindance Film Festival.
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At Raindance Film Festival Sophie Trenear got the opportunity to attend a question and answer session with director Stephen Littger.
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Writer Sophie continues her Raindance festival coverage with Stephen Elliott’s Inception-esque film, which proves to be hugely disappointing.
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‘What’s your favourite thing about Earth?’ As far as taglines for films go, that’s one of the cheesier ones attached to a sci-fi. But hey, The Space Between Us isn’t just a sci-fi – according to its Wikipedia page, it’s a ‘teen romantic science fiction adventure film’, which is a lot of ground to cover. […]