Charlie Jordin, Author at aAh! Magazine

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Review: Dame Janet Suzman as Rose at HOME, Manchester

6th June 2017 By Charlie Jordin 0 319

Humanity Hallows Issue 6 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online Charlie Jordin reviews one-actor play Rose, starring Dame Janet Suzman and now showing at HOME, Manchester By Charlie Jordin Image: HOME The production begins with an old woman sitting on a white bench; the set is minimalistic, the audience’s attention…
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5 Wonderfully Cynical Films About Love

18th April 2017 By Charlie Jordin 0 1720

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read Online By Charlie Jordin The Lobster ‘We dance alone. That’s why we only play electronic music.’ Yorgos Lanthimos’ films are rarely straightforward and uplifting and this film is no different. A bleakly humorous and at times disturbing interpretation of modern romance, The Lobster stars…
Entertainment, Review
Alternative romance films to watch this Valentine’s Day

7th February 2017 By Charlie Jordin 0 368

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online Move over Bridget. We round up the best alternative films to watch this Valentine’s Day. By Charlie Jordin 1. Secretary Long before 50 Shades of Grey, there was Secretary. Starring indie darling Maggie Gyllenhaal, the film explores the turbulent relationship between…
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Oscars Nominations 2017: Who’s tipped for the top?

24th January 2017 By Charlie Jordin 0 79

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Charlie Jordin One of the most important events in cinema is just around the corner- the Oscars. Here’s a first look at this year’s nominations. Best film Arrival Fences Hacksaw Ridge Hell Or High Water Hidden Figures La La Land…
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Review: La La Land: Sickly sweet meets substance

15th January 2017 By Charlie Jordin 0 216

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online More than a homage to the musical genre By Charlie Jordin From Whiplash director Damien Chazelle comes La La Land, an explosion of music, dance and romance. Starring Ryan Gosling as Sebastian, a Jazz musician, and Emma Stone as Mia,…

Review: Dame Janet Suzman as Rose at HOME, Manchester

5 Wonderfully Cynical Films About Love

Alternative romance films to watch this Valentine’s Day

Oscars Nominations 2017: Who’s tipped for the top?

Review: La La Land: Sickly sweet meets substance

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