Freshers’ Special: How ‘The Bell Jar’ by Sylvia Plath helped my transition to university
In the first of a series for Freshers’ Week, Sophie discusses how ‘The Bell Jar’ helped the transition to university.
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
Raindance Film Festival Q & A: Stephan Littger
At Raindance Film Festival Sophie Trenear got the opportunity to attend a question and answer session with director Stephen Littger.
Raindance Film Festival review: After Adderall
Writer Sophie continues her Raindance festival coverage with Stephen Elliott’s Inception-esque film, which proves to be hugely disappointing.
One to Watch: The Space Between Us
‘What’s your favourite thing about Earth?’ As far as taglines for films go, that’s one…
Raindance Film Festival review: Incarnation
Writer Sophie continues her Raindance Film Festival coverage with Filip Kovacevic’s Groundhog Day-esque action thriller.
Raindance Film Festival review: Anti Matter
Writer Sophie continues her coverage of the 24th Raindance Film Festival, reviewing Kier Burrows directorial debut, Worm.
Raindance Film Festival review: Her Composition
Writer Sophie begins her coverage of the 24th Raindance Film Festival with Stephan Littger’s directorial debut, which explores feminism and artistic individuality.
Closer to The Edge: Sing-A-Long Anthems
Our writers reveal the songs that they most enjoy singing along to!
Films to look forward to at Raindance Film Festival 2016
The 24th Raindance Film Festival is set to be another huge success with 90 films and 85 shorts to look forward to
Review: Leeds Festival – Friday
Sophie Trenear reviews the first day of Leeds Festival, featuring a headline set by Fall Out Boy.
Review: If I Could Tell You
Writer Sophie reviews The Clyde Brother’s latest film, If I could tell you, which explores the issue of infertility.
Review: Bernie and Rebecca
Hollywood film editor Melissa Kent’s directorial debut is an engrossing short which reveals fifteen short, bizarre minutes of romance and heartbreak.
Review: Morgan
Writer Sophie reviews Luke Scott’s Morgan, a mesmerizing representation of abuse and human curiosity.
Review: Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping
Though funny in some parts, The Lonely Island’s first feature film is mostly a disappointment according to writer Sophie Trenear.