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Steph Green is a culture writer from North London. Having studied English Literature, French and Film at Leeds University, she is now the film news editor of The Indiependent and has written for Vogue Paris, Screen Queens, Into The Fold and The Gryphon. Some of her favourite films are The 400 Blows, Memento, The Social Network, Before Sunset and Call Me By Your Name, but she's pretty much at her happiest with a bowl of ramen and an episode of Gilmore Girls.

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Movie Monday: When Harry Met Sally

Steph Green
"I have decided that, for the rest of the day, we are going to talk like this" Billy Crystal says in a incomprehensible accent to Meg Ryan, about halfway through When Harry Met Sally. As he ad-libs, Meg Ryan laughs and looks to her right at…
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Cannes Film Festival 2019: The Roundup

Steph Green
As the Cannes Film Festival winds to a close on the chic, sun-drenched shores of the French Riviera, countless films impressed critics in what turned out to be one of the highest-regarded festivals in recent years. Though sadly the Indie's…
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Festival Review: Live At Leeds 2019

Steph Green
There are many things that Leeds covets as a city - cheap beers, being the birthplace of M&S - but perhaps its most precious asset is its thudding music scene, and with it, the annual Live At Leeds Festival. Kicking off my day at 3pm…
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Film News: James Bond 25 cast revealed

Steph Green
After a pre-production rife with controversy and delay, there's been an announcement concerning the 25th James Bond film - but still no signs of a title. In a reveal that was streamed live from Jamaica, many details of the upcoming Bond…
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Film Review: Us

Steph Green
If Yorgos Lanthimos thought he was the only one that could do creepy and cryptic symbolism with rabbits, boy, was he wrong. Jordan Peele doesn’t shy away from combining horror with happiness; if the squirmish discomfort caused by seemingly…

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