Mark Warburton

Mark is a Warwick postgrad who specialises in social and cultural commentary. He has academic interests in political philosophy, economics, and anthropology. Currently he's putting together a site aggregating his own thoughts, reviews, and features. Read it here: terrorbites.net

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  The Decent One

  ★★★★★

  The Decent One is a documentary film propelled by a narrative patchwork of letters, diary...

  Mark Warburton 11th March 2015
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  Hinterland

  ★★★★★

  In the opening shots of Hinterland, several clues to its director’s political allegiance are dotted...

  Mark Warburton 18th February 2015
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  Dorsvloer Vol Confetti

  ★★★★★

  Tallulah Hazekamp Schwab has hit the ground running with her debut...

  Mark Warburton 16th February 2015
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  How to Win at Checkers

  ★★★★★

  How to Win at Checkers is a Thai coming-of-age drama based on the...

  Mark Warburton 12th February 2015
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  Jauja

  ★★★★★

  Former students who are versed in the languages of critical theory and semiotics have a...

  Mark Warburton 8th February 2015
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  Dear White People

  ★★★★★

  Is a bloods and crypts “black face” party ironic, a lampooning of suburbanite...

  Mark Warburton 23rd January 2015
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  Vice

  ★★★★★

  Something is afoot in the world of Bruce Willis. Once a bankable action star, he’s...

  Mark Warburton 19th January 2015
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  Inherent Vice

  ★★★★★

  Paul Thomas Anderson has been threatening to go rogue for a while now. Punch Drunk...

  Mark Warburton 13th January 2015
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  The Interview

  ★★★★★

  The Interview starts with a succession of satirical scenes poking fun at the inanity of...

  Mark Warburton 5th January 2015
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  A Tale of Samurai Cooking

  ★★★★★

  A Tale of Samurai Cooking is loosely based on the Funaki family – loyal to...

  Mark Warburton 15th December 2014