After “Joker” became the first R-rated film to garner over $1 billion at the global box office (and to earn eleven Academy Award nominations), eyes have been understandably focused on this mature...
Keira Wingate, Arts & Life Editor
/ February 16, 2020
It is hard to make romance movies today without over saturating the screen with corniness, and show what seems to be a completely unrealistic reality. “The Photograph” brings reality into love in an...
“This is a film for Chicago,” director Céline Sciamma said with a chuckle as she sat down for a post-film discussion. Her newest feature, “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” was shown in an advanced...
We are in the middle of an incredibly special movement in modern cinema right now. We are finding ourselves in an overwhelming uptick in popular and accessible foreign films in the domestic market that...
Now that the Sundance Film Festival has come and gone with immense grace and excitement towards what 2020 has to bring us cinematically, it is officially time for the International Festival circuit to...
Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic
/ February 16, 2020
“I Am A Killer” follows the stories of convicted inmates who are currently serving their sentences on death row.
The series is among many that cover the crime genre, but it manages to give itself...
Emma Oxnevad, Online Managing Editor
/ February 16, 2020
Taylor Swift and I have a complicated relationship.
Ever since I was nine years old, Swift and her music have been a large fixture in my life. I still have nearly every word of her 2009 album “Fearless”...
Called up to the stage again and again, Bong Joon Ho kept saying he was ready for a drink — “bloody ready.”
But the Oscars weren't bloody ready to stop giving him awards.
By the end, the South...
The start of a new year means that the global festival circuit is officially kicking off in the snowy mountains of Park City, Utah for the world renowned birthplace of indie cinema stardom, the Sundance...
Keira Wingate, Arts & Life Editor
/ February 10, 2020
The long-awaited sequel to “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” “To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You,” carefully balances relationship, friendship and family love in a way that is so well...
Nate Burleyson, Online Managing Editor
/ February 10, 2020
I think about Wong Kar-Wai’s “Chungking Express” a lot. It’s the only movie I have thought about every day since I watched it. What hits me most about it is that it showcases a kind of love that...
