Paweł Pawlikowski’s new film, which won Best Director at Cannes, follows Thomas and Erika Mann, played by Hanns Zischler and ...

As a second-time fresher arriving at Bristol for my master’s degree, I had hoped that my undergraduate experience would have ...

Occasionally compared to Billie Holiday and inspired by the bluesy Bessie Smith, Dalton perfectly blends soulful roots music ...

Last Saturday, SWU.FM celebrated its 10th anniversary at The Prospect Building, showcasing a lineup of local dance legends headlined by Joy Orbison.

Bristol SU’s Full-Time Officers and the University of Bristol's Executive Board (UEB) have agreed their shared goals for 2026 ...

Conflicts arises within Bristol's community of performative film students after recent changes in application requirements ...

Can depicting conflict and violence cinematically can ever be truly anti-war/impartial, or will directors and filmmakers will ...

The Thin Red Line (1998) and The Tree of Life (2011) is one of the most idiosyncratic and influential artists in the history of cinema, even if his uncommercial style and deeply private nature often ...

Ronit Sengupta sits down with the up and coming Research society to discuss what it means to be a researcher, and all the ...

As the most expensive Korean film ever made and the first to be invited to the Cannes Film Festival in four years, Na ...

Obsession is a great example of using the needle-drop to achieve tonal dissonance. A comforting song in an uncomfortable ...

Milly Middlehurst discusses how regional discrimination is mitigated by the university, and explores different responses to ...