Welcome To Behind: The Lens

Do you like watching films? Making films? Going to the cinema? Or simply enjoy reading magazine articles?  Well you have come to the right place!

Here you can read reviews and analyses from our talented writers. Maybe you want to see other peoples opinions on your favorite movie, or maybe you are looking for recommendations for your next watch. Whatever it may be, I encourage you to keep scrolling, there is bound to be something for you here! 

FILM REVIEWS

Our writers share their all time favorites with the hopes of it ending up in your own Letterboxd top 4!

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We Live In Time

Alannah Cannon

To All The Boys..

Casey MacMaster

Ferris Bueller's..

Eman Rizwan

Practical Magic

Taylor Walker

Fantastic    Mr. Fox

Grace McGrenaghan

FILM ANALYSES

Discover in-depth perspectives on modern cinema, cult classics, and independent storytelling. From heartfelt reviews to character deep-dives, our writers explore what makes cinema resonate long after the credits roll.

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LITTLE WOMEN (2019)

"Gerwig uses cinematography, narrative structure and especially colour theory to explore themes of love, loss and nostalgia for simpler times making it a painfully relatable period piece. "

Eman Rizwan

EDWARD SCISSORHANDS (1990)

"Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands (1990) presents a visually striking and emotionally complex story about an artificial man who is brought from isolation into a seemingly perfect suburban community"

Taylor Walker

BROOKLYN (2015)

"Through Eilis’s journey, the film examines how leaving your homeland can create a conflict between the identity of an individual that has been shaped by the past and the person that an individual hopes to become."

Casey MacMaster

WEST SIDE STORY (2021)

"Spielberg uses dynamic cinematography, immersive production design, a legendary musical score, and a poignant narrative structure to explore themes of identity, prejudice, and the tragic consequences of division."

Grace McGrenaghan