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Ferdie Rous

Paris: A tale of two cities
November 16, 2023
Ferdie Rous makes the journey to the spiritual home of France, and finds the tensions of the modern French state. In June this year France was rocked by the death of Nahel Merzouk, a 17-year-old boy shot by police in the Parisian suburb of Nanterre. For weeks, Paris and other urban centres witnessed the worst
Dividing opinion: The Sound of Freedom is well-meaning but problematic
September 30, 2023
An uncomfortable watch, Sound of Freedom is based on the life of paedophile hunter and former CIA and Homeland Security agent Tim Ballard and details the realities  of child sex trafficking in and around the  US. Since its release, the film has become  a flashpoint for cultural quarrels. Sound of Freedom opens with Roberto, a
Prophet (2022), directed by Michal Kondrat
January 03, 2023
Ferdie Rous on Michal Kondrat’s treatment of Blessed Stefan Wyszyński
The Banshees of Inisherin: an injunction against “niceness”
October 31, 2022
Martin McDonagh’s latest film holds up a mirror to us all, writes Ferdie Rous
Fraud of the Rings: why Amazon’s Tolkien extravaganza falls flat
October 14, 2022
Rings of Power may be the most expensive series of all time, but a bloated plot and pompous protagonist rob it of any interest, writes Ferdie Rous
A sanctuary for Holy Souls
March 01, 2022
Ferdie Rous visits the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Montligeon in Normandy in search of solace
Stewarding the flock
October 13, 2021
Good chaplaincy should help pupils navigate their school days, says Ferdie Rous
An author explains
July 01, 2021
Graham Greene begs pardon for his latest book – taken from the Herald on 29 March 1940
Better the devil you know
July 01, 2021
As The Exorcist turns 50, Ferdie Rous assesses the diabolical story’s redemptive qualities
Police officers injured as “Kill the Bill” protest in Bristol ends in violence
March 22, 2021
Twenty police officers were injured as protests in Bristol objecting to a proposed bill that would expand UK police powers to restrict non-violent protest descended into violence.
Hundreds protest policing of Sarah Everard vigil
March 15, 2021
Hundreds gathered in Parliament Square in London on Sunday for a further vigil in honour of Sarah Everard – the marketing executive murdered on 3rd March, allegedly by serving police officer Wayne Couzens – after clashes broke out between protesters and police at a vigil in Clapham on Saturday. Feminist protest group Sisters Uncut organised
The tribute to Sarah Everard was more protest than vigil
March 14, 2021
Thousands of people gathered in south London on Saturday evening for a vigil in honour of Sarah Everard, the 33-year-old marketing executive whose kidnapping and murder has ignited national debate about violence against women.
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