Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares eight of the best films and documentaries that highlight LGBT+ pride as a protest against corrupt systems, heteropatriarchal culture, and uncaring governments.
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Contributing Editor and Film Columnist Zoë G. Burnett reviews Hulu’s new series The Great – it’s SFW, we promise.
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Continuing our series of Comforting Things in time of COVID, Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares the things that have been soothing her soul in lockdown.
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“...the past hovers, the future beckons, and the present is a cacophony of voices.” In her review of the Netflix limited series Unorthodox (2020), Tilly Nevin considers the importance of self-expression and choice.
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With its recent release, The Attic on Eighth's foremost Sally Rooney fans gather to discuss the hotly anticipated and highly acclaimed adaptation of Rooney's 2018 novel Normal People.
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Perfect for the reluctant podcast listener, Curator Milena Le Fouillé shares the radio programs and podcasts dedicated to the arts that have kept her company through the lockdown in France.
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Gathering for another session of what we’re currently watching ,The Attic on Eighth writers and editors share their favorite quarantine shows and films for May 2020.
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Next in our series sharing the comforting shows, books, and more guiding us through these times, Attic contributor Camilla Danaher shares the activities with which she fills her days.
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In her latest, Contributing Editor and Film Columnist Zoë G. Burnett reviews Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
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Gathering for another session of what we’re currently watching, Attic members talk novel adaptations, period dramas, and new contemporary releases.
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With the highly anticipated release of Autumn De Wilde's Emma. now available for streaming, The Attic On Eighth's film fans and Austenites gather to discuss.
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As we enter into an uncertain spring, the Attic’s film expert Zoë G. Burnett shares her five picks for the season that will act as “an anchor in [our] sense of unreality.”
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“Perfect, with not a tightly wound pin curl out of place.” In her latest, Attic Editor & Film Columnist Zoë G. Burnett takes on Autumn de Wilde’s Emma.
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Looking to the new of Spring, we talk new seasons, new shows, as well as comforting favorites with all things film and television this month.
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With Jane Austen Mania hitting once again with the release of Emma, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin guides us through Austen’s body of work and tells you what to read based on your interests.
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