@nadirabegum

Nadira Begum, Author at the Curzon Journal

Nadira Begum, Author at Little White Lies

Nadira Begum, Author at Paste Magazine

On The Bride of Frankenstein (Curzon Journal)

REVIEW: All That's Left of You (Cinema Year Zero)

Why Do Filmmakers Keep Whitewashing Wuthering Heights? (Curzon Journal)

REVIEW: The Voice of Hind Rajab Is a Groundbreaking but Ultimately Futile Docudrama (Paste)

REVIEW: Bugonia Makes Absurd Mockery of the American Psyche (Paste)

REVIEW: From Ground Zero (Little White Lies)

Celebrating Clueless, the Greatest Austen Adaptation (Polyester)

Remembering Souleymane Cissé (Little White Lies)

In 2024, pregnancy horror gave way to mothers who are fed up and worn out (The AV Club)

Gurinder Chadha’s Multicultural Portraits of Britain (Curzon Journal)

In Pablo Larraín’s Trilogy of Important Women, Fables of Tragedy are Woven For Our Entertainment (Paste)

REVIEW: Hard Truths Is Mike Leigh’s Best Film In A Decade (Paste)

Interview with the Vampire’s Claudia Is TV’s Best Gothic Female Character (Paste Magazine)

Andrea Arnold's pop-filled movies still find love in hopeless places (The AV Club)

REVIEW: Nightbitch Just Chases its Tail (Paste)

Tarsem's Vibrant Fairy Tale The Fall May Finally Find Its Audience (Paste)

REVIEW: Bye Bye Tiberias — A Heartfelt Exploration of Grief in Exile (The Indiependent)

How 10 Things I Hate About You made Shakespeare hot property (Little White Lies)

So the Lion Fell in Love with the Lamb (Again):Reclaiming Girlhood via Nostalgia (Polyester)

On Joan Didion and grief (gal-dem via Aurelia Magazine)

Less action, more romance: why we need rom-coms to establish real ‘movie stars’ (Cinema Year Zero)

'Aisha' and the Pitfalls of the “Refugee Film” (Film Cred)

REVIEW: 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' (The Indiependent)

The Importance of Ms. Marvel (Zavvi)

LFF '21: How Jane Campion deconstructs the Western with THE POWER OF THE DOG (The Curzon Journal)

On Female 'Geniuses' in Cinema (Watershed + Cinema Rediscovered)