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Just two girls who love films, shining a light on women behind the scenes in the film industry. Whilst sharing some good tunes and movie soundtracks!
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Happy Pride Month everyone! Hope you’ve been waving your rainbow flags all month long and being unapologetically queer or being an amazing ally! This article is going to be extra special, only because it’s Pride and we here at Hillz are queer and proud allies, but also because I had the pleasure of interviewing Holly, […] […]
Happy Women’s Month! This year’s theme is “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future” (by the National Women’s History Alliance). March 8 was International Women’s Day, and that theme was “Give to Gain.” For those who don’t know, Women’s History Month is celebrated every March as a time to recognise and honour the achievements, […] […]
November was National Care Leavers’ Month (NCLM), with this year’s theme being ‘Rising As Me: Overcoming challenges, transforming and finding my identity’. Celebrating the wins and achievements of care leavers, highlighting further challenges that young people who have left care face, and creating changes in laws and regulations for future care leavers. Initially National Care […] […]
Written by Sophia Griffin (from Birmingham and making her debut as a playwright) and directed by Belgrade’s Artistic Director Corey Campbell, After Sunday follows three black men on a self-discovery journey who, with the help of an Occupational Therapist, discover their love for food after signing up for a new Caribbean cooking group in a secure hospital. But too much food for thought can be a bad thing and it’s not just the pans that threaten to boil over. Campbell, now […] […]
Scotland. Home of haggis, the Loch Ness monster, tartan and kilts, the bagpipes, landmarks like the Scottish Highlands and the ever so adorable highland cows. But what about a 90’s Scottish post-rock band that made an unbelievable comeback during lockdown? Beating Ghetts’ “Conflict of Interest” album, whose promotion famously involved him driving around Oxford Street […] […]
The Specials, The Selecter, Madness and many more. Two Tone has a special place within the history of Coventry. But, what about the handful of women that shifted narratives during troubling times? Two-tone, or sometimes called ska-rock and ska revival, started in Coventry, from the working class, as a movement in the late 70’s and […] […]