A RABBIT'S FOOT
A Rabbit's Foot, Haaniyah Awale Angus, Harriet Richardson, Hayk SarkissianFor those interested in a cerebral companion to the world of film and arts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 163 | Subscribers | Read | arabbitsfoot.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The awesome ascent of Archie Madekwe
Following breakout roles in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn and popstar Oliver in Alex Russell's noirish Lurker, the London-born actor is getting his flowers. As he is nominated for a BAFTA EE Rising Star Award, Madekwe—our February digital cove...
Wuthering Heights and the contemporary corset
As Emerald Fennel's highly anticipated adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel hits cinemas, Sharyn Budiarto considers the wonderful rise of period-agnostic costume design.
Bart Layton on Crime 101: “The big screen is a responsibility”
For filmmaker Bart Layton, the best movies have always lived where drama and reality collide. And with LAPD heist thriller Crime 101—which stars Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Barry Keoghan and Halle Berry—he’s pushing that collision in an ...
A (steamy) history of making out at the movies
The birth of modern dating is intertwined with that of cinema. From teenagers in 1920s New York hanging out in newly minted movie theatres to the mid-century cultural script of "dinner and a movie" and the picturehouse as a site for queer c...
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Harriet is a London-based performance artist and writer, who navigates intimate themes of love, sex, connection, and addiction.
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