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THE HUNT FOR SHANNON MATTHEW’S – LIES, MEDIA AND A MISSING CHILD

Posted on August 21, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

On 19th February 2008, Karen Matthews called the police to say her nine-year-old daughter Shannon hadn’t come home from school in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. What followed was West Yorkshire Police’s biggest investigation since the Yorkshire Ripper. A massive £3.2 million search unfolded, lasting 24 days and gripping the nation. This new two-part documentary, The Hunt for…

FROM BAFTA WIN TO FIRST FEATURE: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH VICTORIA MAPPLEBECK ON “MOTHERBOARD”

Posted on August 19, 2025August 21, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

Victoria Mapplebeck is a BAFTA-winning filmmaker and professor of Digital Arts at Royal Holloway. She received the 2019 BAFTA for her short-form documentary Missed Call, shot entirely on her iPhone. With her debut feature Motherboard, which premiered at the 2024 London Film Festival, Mapplebeck turns the camera on two decades of life with her son Jim, exploring…

A DIFFERENT TAKE: IS CONRAD THE REAL PROTAGONIST OF THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY SEASON 3?

Posted on August 14, 2025August 15, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

When you think of The Summer I Turned Pretty, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Belly’s messy, romantic love triangle but here’s a different take: Season 3 feels like it’s quietly telling a completely different story. Beneath the beachside drama, one character’s quiet evolution has started to steal the spotlight and it’s not…

FROM SUPERMAN TO SIDEKICK DREAMS: AN EXCLUSIVE CONVERSATION WITH MARTIN HARRIS 

Posted on August 13, 2025August 19, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

Martin Harris has worn a lot of hats in his career sports journalist, rock musician, video game icon and now a face in the latest Superman reboot. From swapping stories with co-stars to taking acting cues from James Gunn, Harris brings a mix of humility, enthusiasm, and a knack for great behind-the-scenes anecdotes.  Over the…

KPOP Demon Hunters: Catchy Beats, Cool Fights, and a Lot of Heart

Posted on August 12, 2025August 13, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I am not really a big K-POP person, but I have to say, I really enjoyed the storyline of this one. The music was honestly way better than I expected, and I even ended up adding a couple of the songs to my playlist. I went into it thinking, “Okay, this is probably not my thing,” but…

WHY NORMAL PEOPLE STILL HAUNTS US AND WHY BBC SHOULD LISTEN

Posted on August 10, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

Some shows fade from memory the minute the credits roll. Normal People isn’t one of them. Since Normal People is now back on Netflix, maybe they can convince BBC to finally do a second season like the audience has been wanting all along. Normal People really is one of those rare shows that deserves more recognition. It’s already got a…

ARE THESE THE HIDDEN STRANGER THINGS SEASON 5 EASTER EGGS IN THE FIRST SHADOW

Posted on August 8, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

Something I spotted in The First Shadow might be the missing piece of the Season 5 puzzle. After seeing Stranger Things: The First Shadow at the theatre for the second time, I was amazed all over again but this time, I left with my brain spinning, trying to figure out what the elusive easter egg might be for the…

RUSHED, UNFOCUSED, AND MISSING LOUISE: A REVIEW OF BODY IN THE BIN

Posted on August 6, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I don’t understand why British true crime documentaries lag so far behind their American counterparts. The storytelling always feels rushed, and you never really get to know the victim as a person. In this case, we don’t even get an explanation of how Louise Kam met her killers. Was it planned, random, casual? Did she…

ANNIKA Review: A Fourth-Wall Crime Drama That Deserves More Praise

Posted on August 3, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I think the critics have got this one wrong. The second season of Annika just landed on BBC iPlayer this week, and honestly, it’s perfectly watchable, more than that, it’s gripping, clever, and completely unique in how it’s told. What makes Annika a brilliant crime drama is its format. DI Annika Strandhed (played by Nicola Walker) breaks the fourth…

“My Oxford Year” Review: Romance, Rain, and a Touch of Poetry

Posted on August 1, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

“This is the messiness of life, and as an annoyingly brilliant man once told me, these are the best bits.” Sofia Carson is on fire with romantic comedies this year, first The Life List, and now My Oxford Year. She has this girl-next-door charm that fits perfectly with these roles. You genuinely believe her as Anna, an…

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