Reviews
1917: A Fine Example of Non-Identitarian Filmmaking
Thomas Cobb reviews 1917 and examines its position as an outlier both in recent cinema and in the filmography of director Sam Mendes
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Joker or Woker? The Ideological Battle Over a Comic Villain's Origin Story
Thomas Cobb reviews Joker and looks at the socio-political wranglings among the commentariat over its true message
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood – The Sly Triangulations of Quentin Tarantino
Thomas Cobb reviews Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, examining its themes, subtexts and place within the controversial director's canon
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Medieval Islamic Sectarianism by Christine D. Baker
Nigel Hillpaul reviews Dr Christine Baker's historical exploration of the development of the Sunni-Shia divide in Islam
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The Emergence of the English by Susan Oosthuizen
Nigel Hillpaul reviews Professor Susan Oosthuizen's critical analysis of the origin of the English ethnicity and the extent of its Anglo-Saxon underpinnings
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Man on the Spot: A Broadcaster's Story by Bill Hamilton
Jonathan Headington reviews the autobiography of journalist, BBC News reporter and football referee Bill Hamilton
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