Raindance Film Festival review: Lost Girls
Writer Sophie reviews Julia Verdin’s short film which looks into the dark underworld of sex trafficking.
Author Sophie Trenear
Sophie Trenear
Third year Film and English student living in D.C., self-proclaimed go-to Edge expert on Cloverfield, Fall Out Boy, and Jake Gyllenhaal. Loves mostly those three things.
Total articles: 237
Review: The Girl on the Train
Writer Sophie explores why the highly anticipated The Girl on the Train film adaptation isn’t quite as spectacular as it was expected to be.
Review: An Audience With Sara Pascoe, The Cube
Sophie Trenear reviews the union’s freshers event, ‘An Audience With Sara Pascoe’.
Raindance Film Festival review: Chronically Metropolitan
Writer Sophie reviews the hugely disappointing Chronically Metropolitan, which featured at Raindance Film Festival.
Review: Laughter Lounge at The Bridge, Highfield Campus: Night Two
Sophie Trenear reviews Laughter Lounge – Southampton University’s very own Freshers comedy night (29/09/16).
Raindance Film Festival review: Palace of Fun
Writer Sophie’s latest review from Raindance looks at Eadward Stock’s stunning directorial debut, which is certainly one to watch.
Raindance Film Festival review: The Habit of Beauty
Writer Sophie’s Raindance Film Festival coverage continues with Mirko Pincelli’s feature length directorial debut.
Actor In Focus: Benedict Cumberbatch
Writer Sophie takes a look at the career of the star of the newest Marvel Movie, Doctor Strange
Raindance Film Festival review: Train Driver’s Diary
Writer Sophie reviews Raindance’s standout so far, a story of the innocent train drivers who inadvertently become mass murders.
Raindance Film Festival review: Gozo
Writer Sophie reviews Gozo at Raindance, Miranda Bowen’s directorial debut, which doesn’t quite live up to its potential.
Review: The Girl With All The Gifts
Writer Sophie reviews the dystopian thriller, which proves to be more bark than bite.
Raindance Film Festival review: Panamerican Machinery
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.
Raindance Film Festival review: Jules and Dolores
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.
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Teen Movies
It’s Freshers’ week and the Edge writers are reminiscing about their favourite movies based in high schools and colleges.