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The Redbrick writers and editors take a look back over their favourite films of 2021

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Film Critic Matt Cook dives into acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson’s career, exploring everything from favourites such as Boogie Nights to the recently-released hit Licorice Pizza

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Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast, a tribute to his hometown, is a moving but detachable watch, writes Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson

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TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor praises the latest MCU film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, as the perfect love letter to fans of the character

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The writers and editors of Redbrick Film come together to recommend their favourite festive films, from classics like It’s a Wonderful Life to hidden gems such as Olive the Other Reindeer

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Film Critic Emily Handel reviews Last Night in Soho, finding it an enjoyable watch, but not quite meeting high expectations

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Film Editor Samantha Hicks praises tick, tick… BOOM!, writing that it is a heartfelt and passionate tribute to the life and legacy of Jonathan Larson

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Music Editor Sammy Andrews takes a trip down memory lane to celebrate Monsters, Inc. turning 20, arguing that it remains a timeless classic for all ages

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Spencer is an emotional portrait of Princess Diana, expertly performed by Kristen Stewart, writes Film Critic Amelia Neath

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TV Editor Sian Allen takes us through the career highlights of iconic film director Edgar Wright

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Comment Editor Emily Baldwin explores liberal feminism in Christmas films, recommending four ultimate GirlBoss films to watch on a cold winter's night https://t.co/79vtk8CmWv

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Film Critic Zenna Hussain is disappointed with the predictability of Netflix's latest Christmas romcom, Love Hard https://t.co/PUPgK62SnO

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Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson praises Eva Husson's Mothering Sunday, arguing that the heart-wrenching watch is a sensitive portrayal of grief and heartbreak https://t.co/LMwltqKYV2

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Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer previews a film screening of the Christmas classic Love Actually and wine tasting experience at Millennium Point in Birmingham https://t.co/nFyoMMu8Aj

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Comment Editor Ffion Hâf discusses Marvel’s lack of diverse leading superheroes

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Life & Style Editor Julia Lee discusses why industrial action in the film industry is crucial, and how delays in film releases play an important role

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Film Critic Joi Foote looks into the trope of portraying film villains with physical disfigurements, arguing that this feeds into harmful ideas of ableism

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Redbrick Film’s creepy critics come together for the fourth year in a row to recommend their favourite chilling watches, sure to haunt viewers during the spooky season
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TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor reviews sci-fi epic Dune, exploring whether it should be classed as a white-saviour film

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Film Critic Todd Waugh Ambridge reviews No Time To Die, arguing that the final instalment of Daniel Craig’s James Bond films offer a satisfying conclusion in spite of the perplexing narrative

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