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Matthew T. Roe

  • Film Director, Critic and Contributor, Freelance
Los Angeles
As seen in: Memory Studies, SAGE Publishing, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), The Lancet, Chichester Observer, Crawley and Horley Observer, HCP Live, Littlehampton Gazette, Mid Sussex Times, Midhurst and Petworth Observer and
Award-Winning Producer. Video Editor. Script Editor. Essayist, Critic, Author. Bylines: @Anime @FilmThreat @Under_Radar_Mag @Cineaste_Mag @hypermediaed
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Christians and Slavery

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By Matthew T. Roe
| Evangelical Times
Authors: Ian Shaw Publisher: DayOne 400 pages Purchase from: DayOne (£15) This is a valuable and deeply researched book, providing an accessible overview of the way in which British and American evangelicals engaged with slavery. While providing a general survey, Ian Shaw draws on an impressive range of sources to bring to light several obscure individuals and lesser-known writings. It is highly recommended for the general reader seeking an introduction to the topic.
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The Importance of Managing Screen Exposure with Matthew Roe, OD

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By Matthew T. Roe
| consultantlive.com
At the 2025 American Optometric Association Conference in Minneapolis, MN, Matthew Roe, OD, associate professor at Midwestern University – Arizona College of Optometry, presented his lecture on the impact of screen time on the ocular health of childhood and adult patients.1 Several studies in the literature have noted screen time as a critical cause for various ocular disorders.
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Trunk: Locked In

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By Matthew T. Roe
| Film Threat
Claustrophobia may be one of the most effective and easily exploited experiences that sets the bedrock for a compelling thriller. Whether it’s being confined by a sniper in Phone Booth, being pursued by humanoid monsters in The Descent, or waking up in a coffin underground in Buried, we find ourselves revisiting these familiar stomping grounds time and again.
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