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28 Years Later (2025)
One journalist and documentary maker whose work I have admired for years is Simon Reeve. Much of Reeve’s work focuses on borders, geopolitics, and the uneven realities of globalisation. His documentaries frequently re...
The Martian (2015)
Placemaking, alike vernacular, is a term that is fundamental to my research yet is quite possibly one of the hardest-to-define, yet most mundane, words I can think of.
The Oxford Dictionary defines it as “The action of...
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 2, Episode 5
Episode 5 was extraordinary and I did say there could be a part two to my blog on this show…
The events surrounding the Trial of the Seven (and the flashbacks woven through it) crystallis...
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“You can’t say that anymore.”
It’s a phrase we hear constantly, often muttered in frustration, sometimes wielded as an accusation or mark of moral superiority. It usually appears when something old colli...
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (Season 1, Episode 1)
To make a crude yet, I feel, fair parallel: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is to A Game of Thrones what Rogue One is to Star Wars.
It is a story set within a universe of dragons, White...
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