Barney Nuttall
Barney NuttallFilm Journalist published in Little White Lies, Sorbet Magazine, The Dark Side, and more.
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Unpacking a Tour de Force Camp Performance in a Gothic Classic
History is bisected into two, namely before and after Divine hit our screens (BD and AD). Her panoramic forehead and snatched lobster cocktail dress ushered in a regime shift, cultural, societal and of course sexual, which to this day rever...
Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll Was Not Me Growing Up, So I Didn't Include It
A director, singer, songwriter and Southbank-local, Saskia Martić is an up-and-coming filmmaker with a lot to say about her home city London and relationships. Her short film Nothing Belongs to Me Alone (2025) saw the highs and lows of a s...
How a Serial-Schemer Made the First Million-Dollar Movie
Dipped in acetic acid and imbued with fine-grade cynicism, Erich von Stroheim’s Foolish Wives is a ragged reel—a silent cinema ego-trip which rolls its eyes at the fairground thrills popularised by the Lumiere Brothers, those which came to ...
In the Shadow of Cinema’s Giants
At some point, every cineaste is expected to encounter D.W. Griffith. A founding father of modern cinema and notorious racist, critics like Jack Temple Kirby have whisked out the flaky shield of “context” to cover Griffith from any flames. ...
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Journalist published in Little White Lies, Sorbet Magazine, The Dark Side, and more | Fan of Acerbic Political Comedy, Old English Poetry and Indecipherable Films | Subscribe for mostly film-based ramblings
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