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Wasteman (2025) Movie Review: A Claustrophobic Prison Drama Anchored by Two Fierce Performances

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By Christina Brennan
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Set within the D wing of an unnamed British prison, “Wasteman” (2025), by first-time director Cal McMau, offers a brutal insight into life behind bars. The film opens with shaky, hand-held phone footage of an assault where a television is smashed into a man’s skull. It is an in-your-face introduction to the violent world of prison life. The wing is ruled by two drug-dealing kingpins who mete out punishments to anyone who crosses them.
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BULK (2025) – Ben Wheatley’s Mind-Melting Return to the Weird (Pictureville Cinema, Bradford) - Soundsphere magazine

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By Christina Brennan
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Fresh from its world premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), Ben Wheatley’s BULK packed out Bradford’s Pictureville for a special Film4 screening and Q&A with the director and cast Ben Wheatley is a director who has always been drawn to the unseen worlds lurking beneath the surface of British society and history. These worlds may be supernatural, criminal, or downright mystical, and Wheatley doesn’t hesitate to dive into their odd contradictions.
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Inside the World of Princess Goes: Theatre Roots, Cinematic Sounds

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By Christina Brennan
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Princess Goes is a band that defies easy labels. Rooted in the art-rock tradition associated with New York, the trio crafts music that blends synth-driven textures with a theatrical sensibility that reflects their shared history on the theatre stage, both as a trio and as individual musicians. Michael C.
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