Unimpressed by its originality and depiction of disability but nevertheless succumbing to emotion, Fiona Brewis reviews film “Me Before You”.
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Author: Fiona Brewis
FORMER ARTS EDITOR -- Fiona Brewis, 18, is currently studying German with Chinese at the University of Warwick, where she manages her degree alongside her duties as Arts Editor of Young Perspective and President of German society. Her love for writing stemmed from an insatiable thirst for reading as a child, and she hopes to one day publish a novel. Fiona’s creative work has also been published in various Young Writers collections and she has additionally published two articles for the Herald newspaper. She first found out about Young Perspective when studying English at school with Editor Isaac Callan and was attracted by its presence on social media to begin writing for it.
1926: Britain Through The Lens Exhibition Opening
London’s Getty Images Gallery opens with a new exhibition; 1926: Britain Through The Lens, promising an insight into an era long forgotten.
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Eddie the Eagle: A Soaring Review
Fiona Brewis reviews Eddie the Eagle on screen; the heart-warming story of Michael Edward’s ski jump to fame in the 1988 Winter Olympics.
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Room
Fiona Brewis reveals why Lenny Abrahamson’s adaptation of Emma Donoghue’s novel Room is not to be missed.
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Northern Ballet’s 1984
In her first review for Young Perspective, Fiona Brewis discusses an unorthodox ballet performance of Orwell’s 1984.
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