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Mini review: A Useful Ghost
As A Useful Ghost goes on, you may find yourself surprised about how a film, beginning with the premise of a man in love with a vacuum cleaner housing his wife’s spirit, could become something with such emotional and political resonance. But by its end, Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke’s bizarre and ambitious story leaves a lasting and unforgettable impression.
Back to school: Teaching and getting taught on screen
Oct. 10, 2025 Our cultural imagination may have come to expect a certain image of teachers within popular media: a figure who is uptight, sharp-tongued and strict, wielding a school board pointer and no-slack attitude. Picture Bart Simpson writing lines over and over on a chalkboard in The Simpsons intro, or – if we want to look back to cinematic history’s classics – picture Antoine in The 400 Blows, subject to the hard hand and petty treatment of his “sourpuss” French Teacher.
Falling for an anxiety-fuelled wellness culture
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Warwick chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. Content warning: this article contains mentions of eating disorders, body image and health anxiety Nearly a year ago I decided to take up running. I was on a health kick and felt I owed my body some more movement, an increased heart rate, and some kind of boost for my cardiovascular system.
An exhibition of history and progression: A Different View at Leamington Spa Art Gallery
Entering Leamington Spa Art Gallery’s new exhibition, A Different View: Women Artists in the Collection, you’ll be met by the varied works of over 50 British women artists. Curated together with a desire to restructure women’s historical absence from the art world, the exhibition bridges together artists from the late Victorian period to the present, tracing women’s complex, quiet, and winding road to the gallery wall.
Cannes Film Festival’s 2025 red carpet: high-fashion moments and nudity bans
Ritz and glamour, elegance and class: every year the Cannes film festival offers a swish scene for iconic high-fashion moments. From May 12 to 23 this year, film stars walked the fest’s red carpet and posed at photocalls, raising the sartorial to the status of cinematic event. As ever, old Hollywood references were abound and classic, sophisticated looks stood next to the avant-garde and future-facing.
Health and Social Care Professionals’ Experience of Psychological Safety Within Their Occupational Setting: A Thematic Synthesis Review
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Spotlight on Ana Mendieta: Celebrating female artists
Women’s place within the art world has been – and is often thought to still be – marginal. Institutional obstacles prevent female success, male artists dominate top galleries and the art history behind these spaces consists of a very Eurocentric, very male perspectives. Pushing the fight against this historical absenting of women from the art world is just one of the legacies trailblazing women artists may leave us.
Blue nights, loneliness and longing in ‘All We Imagine as Light’
There is a certain feeling that comes from wandering a city alone after dark. There is a sense of life tucked away, of connection hidden behind closed doors, of possibilities just out of reach. The lights stretch across the city with a vibrant insistence, filtered through smoke and rain and the shapes of people. There is a steady undercurrent of metropolitan noise and, in Mumbai during monsoon season, the city becomes tinged blue as plastic tarpaulin covers the streets.
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