Matthew Lee is an undergraduate student in the field of Film Studies at King's College London and a freelance film critic with keen interests in World Cinema, Cult Cinema and Silent Cinema. When not offering his professional opinion on current cinematic affairs he writes short stories which he hopes to one day publish. This London-based writer is hoping to form a career in film journalism, film academia and, if possible, literary fiction. Follow him on Twitter @mattleeonfilms.
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