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England, West Midlands, UK (Region)
As seen in: Medium, Substack, Stratford-upon-Avon Herald, Blog Preston, The People's Movies, Movie Marker, Trill, Soundsphere, The Rolling Tape
Freelance film journalist; sports writer. Words @MovieMarker @soundspheremag @therollingtape @thepeoplesmovie and more. 📩 - ohtrinick@gmail.com @ShotByShotPod

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Oscar Trinick’s Biography

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I am a multi-platform freelance film journalist, podcast co-host, and occasional sports writer. I have bylines on Movie Marker, Soundsphere, Film News Blitz, The Rolling Tape and Sport Just Sport. I have an honours degree in Journalism with an NCTJ accreditation. I have had past internships with Trill Mag and SIP Media Solutions.

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Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Shines In Solid Adult Drama - The People's Movies

Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Shines In Solid Adult Drama - The People's Movies

In Kent Jones' cute but challenging Late Fame, Dafoe's unwillingly retrospective Ed Saxberger could truly be …

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The Chronicle Film Podcast: Episode 67 - The Dog Stars - The People's Movies

The Chronicle Film Podcast: Episode 67 - The Dog Stars - The People's Movies

Welcome, fellow Chroniclers! It's a brand new month, and what better way to kick things off than with a fresh…

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Interview: Director Adrian Chiarella And Star Joe Bird On Leviticus - The People's Movies

Interview: Director Adrian Chiarella And Star Joe Bird On Leviticus - The People's Movies

Director Adrian Chiarella and star Joe Bird talk about their provocative queer horror hit, Leviticus, which i…

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Studiocanal Announces New Catalogue Label Studiocanal Classics - The People's Movies

Studiocanal Announces New Catalogue Label Studiocanal Classics - The People's Movies

The Canal+ company, Studiocanal, has announced it is launching a new catalogue label called Studiocanal Class…

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Netflix Drops Trailer For Lee Chang-dong's Venice-Selected Possible Love - The People's Movies

Netflix Drops Trailer For Lee Chang-dong's Venice-Selected Possible Love - The People's Movies

Netflix has dropped the first trailer for Lee Chang-dong's Possible Love, which will have its world premiere …

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Richard Kelly Releasing Donnie Darko Sequel Book This Year - The People's Movies

Richard Kelly Releasing Donnie Darko Sequel Book This Year - The People's Movies

Richard Kelly, the director of the 2001 cult classic film Donnie Darko, is releasing a sequel to the film in …

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Interview: Director Adrian Chiarella And Star Joe Bird On Acclaimed Horror Leviticus

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Across the domestic and international box office, horror is having a pretty exceptional year, even with its already high standards. Within the pool of critical success comes an Australian independent horror film: Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus.
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Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Recalls Life As A Poet In Solid Drama

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“What the fuck do you believe in?” Look, Willem Dafoe is an actor who could slip into any manner of personality and still make it function, but here, in Kent Jones’ cute but challenging Late Fame, his unwillingly retrospective Ed Saxberger could truly be played by no other person, as he recalls the once youthful version of his formative days, struck by the aches of his missed opportunities.
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Netflix Drops Trailer For Lee Chang-dong’s Venice-Selected Possible Love

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Netflix has dropped the first trailer for Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love, which will have its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The film “follows a story of two married couples — a laid-off worker and his spouse and a documentary filmmaker and her spouse — crossing paths to film a documentary and facing their different lives and hidden desires.” Despite many speculating on the idea, this film is not, in any way, a remake of Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Dekalog: Nine.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Trill Mag internship

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

It is making for a more digital perspective, while bringing in younger audiences to the news because those are the platforms they are on.