Introducing "T's quickies", a new weekly segment in which I write quick reviews in between my longer form "T reviews" blog posts. This week's T's quickies looks at Gina Prince-Bythewood's 'The Woman King' - T 💖

Redesigned the logo for the girls over at Small, Silver & Hardback We also made a little, alternate shorthand version for them to use as well 🫶🏾 Bare colourful, very fun and very vibrant and what not 😂

Happy Black History Month to the incredible black British stars of ‘The Woman King’ Jamaican English Lashana Lynch as Izogie Ugandan English Shelia Atim as Amenza Nigerian English John Boyega as King Ghezo #bhm #blackhistorymonth #thewomanking #blackhistorymonthuk #bhmuk

T Reviews 'Don't Worry Darling': Outdated White Feminism smallsilverandhardback.co.uk/2022/10/23/t-r… With its marketing pushing the idea of this film being some sort of feminist fable it is important to examine how it measures up when contextualised within women’s history and feminist theory

Hi all, I'm back with a quick review for Ryan Coogler's 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' - T💖

Much like most people, October/ November has been a very rough time for me health-wise. So here is a list of all the books, shows and films that have kept me company from the comfort of my bed. smallsilverandhardback.co.uk/2022/11/29/eve…

This week's quick review looks at Luca Guadagnino's cannibal romance, 'Bones and All' - T 💖

Happy #Galentinesday ! Who are some of your favourite (or least favourite) fictional friendships

Hello, I am currently posting daily reviews of all this year's Oscars best picture nominations over on our instagram so check them out- T 💖 instagram.com/smallsilverhar…

bringing back "Pop Culture Medicine" in which I look at depiction of medical conditions and issues in popular media, with the latest post looking at the portrayal of eating disorders and how this relates to societal body standards. Check it out!- T 💖 smallsilverandhardback.co.uk/2024/10/06/pop…

On this day last year I lost my mum and one of the many ways I have sorted through my feelings with grief is through books, tv and film. Here is a list of some of the stories that helped me on my journey with grief that I hope may help you too. - Thea smallsilverandhardback.co.uk/2024/10/07/eve…

London Film Festival time. We just watched Rungano Nyoni’s ‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ It is in clear competition for both of our favourite films of the year.

A movie all about the absurdity of the performance of grief and the culture of silence in African culture

back at london film festival again today for mike leigh's superb 'hard truths'

got to attend a screening of 'Sing Sing' with a Q&A with the director Greg Kwedar and the star Colman Domingo and it was so beautiful and moving...highly recommend!- T 💖