UNBELIEVABLE: 4 | History Defined

Sir Mo Farah reveals he was brought into the UK illegally aged nine under another child's name

The Olympic champion reveals all in a new TV documentary

Wales Online · Jul 11, 2022

Sir Mo Farah reveals he was illegally trafficked to UK aged nine and has different name

Sir Mo Farah is ready to tell his real story - 'whatever the cost'. The Olympic hero has bravely confessed he arrived in Britain as an illegal immigrant, after being smuggled into the country by traffickers as a young child

Daily Mirror · Jul 11, 2022

Sir Mo Farah felt ‘relief’ after reconnecting with his namesake Mohamed Farah

The four-time Olympic gold medallist revealed the truth about his childhood during a BBC documentary.

The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2022

'Ms. Marvel' Episode 2 reveals a tragic backstory — the comics go even deeper

Episode 2 touches on the traumatic partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947.

Inverse · Jun 17, 2022

Why Muslim countries are quick at condemning defamation – but often ignore rights violations against Muslim minorities

The Indian government finds itself in a diplomatic crisis following offensive remarks by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson, Nupur Sharma, on national television about the Prophet Muhammad and his wife, Aisha. The BJP has suspended Sharma from the position, but that has not been enough to quell the…

The Conversation · Jun 12, 2022

‘You’re born an egotistical sociopath’: The Innocents, the child-horror that leaves audiences shaking

There’s no gore and little violence, so why does Eskil Vogt’s film about children with special powers provoke such strong reactions? He says it’s because the cruelty exhibited is uncomfortably relatable

The Guardian - UK · May 13, 2022

How the films of Bong Joon Ho, Guillermo Del Toro and more inspired Nikyatu Jusu's 'Nanny'

Premiering as part of the U.S. dramatic competition at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, "Nanny" combines a domestic drama with elements of folklore and horror filmmaking to create an unsettling examination of work, privilege and perseverance.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 26, 2022

'Nanny' review: The best elevated-horror debut since 'The Babadook'

Mining horror from motherhood and the American Dream, Nanny is a reminder of the deep fears that lurk under the mundane.

Inverse · Jan 25, 2022

Nanny review – promising domestic worker thriller gets jumbled

A Senegalese immigrant nanny battles micro-aggressions and otherworldly forces in a novel yet loosely assembled debut

The Guardian - US · Jan 22, 2022