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Little White Lies is a bi-monthly film magazine which combines original illustration and journalism to bring you insights into the latest films.
What grabbed us about this issue...
This issue of Little White Lies is as unique as all the rest. Its lead review is on Jim Jarmusch's Father Mother Sister Brother, and looks at his work through his music featuring in-depth song analysis accompanied by hand drawn album covers designed specifically for this issue. We also enjoy Little White Lies' unique scoring system which takes into account the anticipation, enjoyment and aftermath of emotions that you experience when watching films. We finds it encourages you to step into your own film critic shoes.
Who's Little White Liesfor?
With its colourful design and illustrations and its personal and thoughtful reviews, Little White Lies is not a throwaway read. It is a magazine to be cherished and enjoyed for its excellent craftsmanship and unique perspectives. If you're new to the world of film, there are short reviews to ease into and work your way up to the more detailed and analytical essays for those who are well versed in film.
Type: Special interest, Illustrated Journalism, Academic Journalism
Pages: 95
Instagram: @LWLies