The Ethics of Portraying Real-Life Events in War Films
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 War films, perhaps more than any other genre, attract intense scrutiny from audiences and critics…
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What to watch when you’re not studying?
By Ioannis Sistovaris, Year 12 The winter break has unfortunately already ended, and hopefully all of you enjoyed it. Whether…
Revolutionizing the Art World: How NFTs Are Changing the Game for Digital Creatives
By Jason Kanaginis, Year 12 The art world has been revolutionized by the emergence of NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens), which are…
True Detective Season 1 – What sets it apart
By Jamie Beecroft, Year 12 TV shows share close similarities to novels. They are stretched out stories that require an…
The Colorful Narrative of Whiplash
By Milaniya Nguyen, Year 12 A drummer, blinded by his desperate aspiration to become one of the greats, is slowly…
Big, Bigger, Biggest?
Jiei Yamasato Year 12 We’re Small There is this common existential dread I think a lot of us feel from…
Karl Lagerfeld : The Fashion Industry’s legendary artist
Alexandra Austen Year 11 One of the most influential fashion events was hosted on the first of may 2023. This…
Joy Comes in the Morning
By Claire Hines, Year 11 Antonius strode into the atrium of his house, his studded sandals ringing on the tiled…
“Burmese Days”: How George Orwell’s first book sets the premises for his later works
Claire Hines Year 11 George Orwell is a world-famous author renowned for his political fables “Animal farm” and “1984” amongst…