29/04/2026 | Isabelle King (Y12)
A balanced media diet is often reccommended, this article disregards that completely.
Category: Movies
Frames of Impact Week 4 – Slumdog Millionaire
29/04/2026 | CAS Project
A not so subtle reminder of how different life looks outside the La Chât bubble.
Why Kinger is the best character in The Amazing Digital Circus
1/04/2026 | Emma Papangelopolou (Y10)
A passionately written article about a chess piece named Kinger!
A comparison of two interplanetary books that are set on Mars! – The Martian, and Red Rising
01/04/2026 | Isabelle King (Y12)
A review of two books + a movie, that might not have alot in common
Frames of Impact Week 3 – Hidden Figures
25/03/2026 | CAS Project
The Frames of Impact lot venture into the world of intersectionality. Read on to see the miracle of La Châtaignerians facing the realities of their privilege…
Frame of Impact Week Two – All Quiet on the Western Front
18/03/2026 | CAS Project
The Y12 dream team—Florian, Badis, Kamaal, and Emin—take a break from the harrowing struggle of the IB student to analyze the marginally more harrowing toils of war
Why Superman (2025) is the greatest comic book adaptation ever put to the silver screen.
11/03/2026 | Elijah Graymore (Y12)
POV you argue with someone in a Letterboxd comment section so you get on the Update to write a whole article proving them wrong
Frame of Impact Week One – The Breadwinner
02/03/2026 | CAS Project
Read on to experience what La Chât students hate most: a reminder of their privilege
Hollywood’s Favourite Trick: Applaud Black Pain, Then Vote for Something Else
23/01/26 | Sianna Zewdie (Y12)
Sianna complains about the lack of recognition of Black excellence, which is her way of renouncing her Chemistry grades
Critics Corner: Dune, 1st Book vs. Movies
09/01/26 | Isabelle King (Y12)
Isabelle compares a modern filmbro movie with its equally pretentious book equivalent