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Bella Madge

(She/Her)
London
As seen in: Travels by Carriage, Substack, That Was The Week (Podcast), Flickering Myth, Little White Lies, High on Films, The Indiependent, The People's Movies, The Film Magazine, Filmotomy and
Covers:  Anything film related (reviews, retrospectives, listicles, analytical essays, personal essays)

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Bella Madge has been a freelance film critic/interviewer since 2023, becoming a professional writer at just 20. Her bylines include Little White Lies, Film Hounds, High on Films and Flickering Myth. Her interviews include academy award nominee screenwriter, Billy Ray, and Empire magazine's Editor-In-Chief, Helen O Hara. Bella is autistic and uses her platform to spread awareness of neurodiversity. Her references are available on request.(bellawatchesfilms@gmail.com)

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Short Film Interview: Anabelle Marshall for Fabric - Filmotomy

Short Film Interview: Anabelle Marshall for Fabric - Filmotomy

In this interview, I sat down with Anabelle Marshall, director of the short film Fabric. The documentary cove…

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10 Box Office Flops That Are Actually Really Great

10 Box Office Flops That Are Actually Really Great

As Masters Of The Universe bombs at the box office, we count down the Top 10 Box Office Bombs That Are Actual…

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SUPERGIRL in Animated Television: How Kara Zor-El Brought Women to Heroism

SUPERGIRL in Animated Television: How Kara Zor-El Brought Women to Heroism

Supergirl's signature brand of heroism has brought decades of feminism to superhero fans. She was given equal…

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Short Film Interview: Fenn O'Meally for 'The Thread' - Filmotomy

Short Film Interview: Fenn O'Meally for 'The Thread' - Filmotomy

In this interview, I sat down to talk with director Fenn O'Meally about her short film The Thread. The story …

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Interview with Fenn O'Meally

Interview with Fenn O'Meally

I talk to director Fenn O'Meally about her short film, 'The Thread,' which screened at Raindance Film Festiva…

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SUPERGIRL In Animated Film: How Kara Zor-El Brought Women to Heroism

SUPERGIRL In Animated Film: How Kara Zor-El Brought Women to Heroism

Since her conception in 1959, Supergirl, like her fellow heroic counterparts, has been on a journey of cosmic…

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Short Film Interview: Anabelle Marshall for Fabric

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By Bella Madge
| Filmotomy
In this interview, I sat down with Anabelle Marshall, director of the short film Fabric. The documentary covers an immigrant and refugee collective, who are working on a collection that will show at the Musee D’Orsay. In this chat, Anabelle and I discuss the emotional responsibilities that come with being a director, as well as what inspired her to tell this story.
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SUPERGIRL in Animated Television: How Kara Zor-El Brought Women to Heroism

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By Bella Madge
| Get Your Comic On
Supergirl’s signature brand of heroism has brought decades of feminism to superhero fans. She was given equal servings to her male counterparts, given the chance to shine and rival their long-heralded powers. After achieving everything they could, Supergirl could stand amongst the ranks of Batman and Superman – and even supersede them. Throughout her history there are sprinkled moments of role-reversal, where she was the saviour to her cousin or to Batman.
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Short Film Interview: Fenn O’Meally for ‘The Thread’

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By Bella Madge
| Filmotomy
In this interview, I sat down to talk with director Fenn O’Meally about her short film The Thread. The story traverses themes such as heritage, identity and family ties across its 14 minute runtime. In this discussion, Fenn and I discuss how her own story impacted the film, how hard it was to separate her characters from real life and the musicality of her film. Listen to the full interview now.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

No but I want to!

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be a journalist means to inform, to preach your passion and to get others enthused about what you're writing about.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I was really proud about writing my Little White Lies piece because it was the piece that made my career into a professional one. And, I am also immensely proud whenever I get to write about my neurodiversity
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