Victoria Luxford is a Film Editor at City A.M. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, discussing the latest movie releases and social issues through reviews and documentaries. Victoria has been featured in notable publications including NME, Yahoo Movies UK, and Reader's Digest UK.
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Victoria Luxford's focus is primarily on providing reviews for movies, with a specific emphasis on Hollywood and entertainment news. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming movie releases, particularly those that are generating significant buzz or controversy. Additionally, she may be open to pitches about the broader trends within the film industry and its impact on popular culture.
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By: Victoria Luxford
Produced by Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence, Bread and Roses is a documentary that captures a modern crisis happening right now. It analyses modern Afghanistan, and the effects of the 2021 offensive that saw The Taliban seize control. The film focuses on the effect it has had on women, whose rights to work, education, and privacy [...]
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