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Hilerie Kwan investigates whether the gendered ageism of the romcom has finally been overcome
Watchlist
Iona Gallagher reminds all you interns out there to take a break and watch a film
Opinion
Xin Shackleton questions whether the Leaders’ Debate is as democractic as it’s cracked up to be
Discussion with spoilers
The first half of season three failed to meaningfully engage with the historical context
Opinion
Gina Stock urges moderation when it comes to our beloved comfort shows
Opinion
Wonka, Mean Girls and others are nothing but ill-conceived cash grabs
Interview
Syna Majumder speaks to the Film at Jesus co-presidents about student film competitions
Interview
Alex Brian chats to the students behind a new adaptation of this Jane Austen classic
Interview
Anna Geary chats to the students behind Watersprite-nominated film Beresheith
Double Features
Abby Reeves plans a movie night of cars, dystopia and sex appeal
Review
Georgia Finucane celebrates the silliness of the romcom genre’s latest blockbuster
Watchlist
From serial killers to daleks, there are plenty of productions to be excited for this year
Our writers give their quick-fire reviews of what you should watch this week
Interview
Nikolas Boyd-Carpenter talks to the minds behind one of the the university’s fastest-growing societies
Review
Our writers give their quickfire takes on the best and worst in cinemas and streaming now!
Opinion
Genevieve Badia-Aylin suggests five televisual scares to sink your teeth into…
Review
Olivia Townsend argues that [a] bigger [cast] isn’t always better 3.5 stars
Ranked!
To celebrate the release of his new series of short films on Netflix, Sam Allen reflects on Wes Anderson’s filmography
Review
Genevieve Badia-Aylin lauds the sophomore season of this fantasy-comedy from writers Neil Gaiman and John Finnemore
Inside Watersprite
Varsity sits down with Watersprite’s Head of Communications officer to discuss the festival’s past and future
Review
I Kissed A Boy makes history, proving that the path to love isn’t always straight
Review
TikTok’s favourite auteur crafts a meticulously detailed, if occasionally impenetrable, tale of cosmic dread
Preview
Nourishing Mother Cambridge: a rose-tinted history of our Alma Mater
Review
Isaac Jackson finds little to love in this audacious, yet bloated tragicomedy from Hereditary’s Ari Aster
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