What's in a Scene?
What's in a Scene?, Matthew TiltA weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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JUBILEE
Jordan as Amyl Nitrate, singing a parody of Rule, Britannia. Copyright: BFI
Spoilers for Jubilee (1978). Trigger warnings for discussions of fascism.
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Derek Jarman’s second feature is a blunt instrument of a film. Wildly swi...
NON-CANONICAL: THE GENERAL
Buster Keaton in the cabin of the General. Copyright: Eureka Entertainment
Spoilers for The General (1926). The General is available on 4K/Blu-ray now as part of Eureka Entertainment’s Masters of Cinema collection.
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At What’...
I AM NOT A WITCH
Shula (Maggie Mulubwa) with her grounding ribbon. Copyright: Curzon
Spoilers for I Am Not a Witch (2017). Trigger warnings for discussions of misogyny
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At the start of Rungano Nyoni’s 2017 feature debut, a young girl in Zamb...
NON-CANONICAL: GIRLS
Isabelle Mejias (foreground) as Betty. Copyright: Cult Epics
Spoilers for Girls (1980). Trigger warnings for a brief mention of sexual assault. The film is available now on 4K/Blu-ray through Cult Epics.
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While I was aware t...
HELLRAISER
Oliver Smith as the reanimated version of Frank. Copyright: Arrow Video
Spoilers for Hellraiser (1987). Trigger warnings for discussion of homophobia, abusive relationships, and misogyny.
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Clumsily lumped together with the s...
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A weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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