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Review: REAL – Drawing You In, Only To Break You
Katie Evans reviews the directorial debut by Aki Omoshaybi.
Katie Evans reviews the directorial debut by Aki Omoshaybi.
The Edge writers nominate their picks for favourite British director.
Elizabeh Sorrell takes a look back at one of Richard Curtis’ charming romance.
Literature Executive Abi Cutler discusses our eternal love for timeless Christmas movies.
From Joni Mitchell to Sigrid, music has a plethora of strong, outstanding women. Here are just a handful of The Edge’s favourites to celebrate International Women’s Day.
Includes Matt Berry’s Toast of London, Star Trek & both parts of Nymphomaniac.
Includes Marvel’s The Defenders, Blackadder & the American adaptation of Death Note.
Sophie reviews the first solo-directorial effort from this year’s UoS Student Film Festival winner.
From some great British TV gems, to the rise of the binge-watch, The Edge count down the best shows of 2016.
“This is gonna be the best Christmas Walford has ever had”.
It’s Christmassssss! As the festive season looms, our writers look at their favourite movies to watch at this time of year.
The acclaimed British rom-com was first released 15 years ago today on 13th April 2001.
I’d take Andrew Lincoln at my door holding signs telling me he loves me over a Netflix and chill text any day.
Editor, Natalie, honours the late Alan Rickman by looking at his most iconic villain roles.