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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami uses movies to understand Iranian, American relations

Filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami uses movies to understand Iranian, American relations

Gavin Farrow September 23, 2019

Over the past century, the relations between the U.S. and the Middle East have been troublesome at best. This is seen through U.S. interference in Middle Eastern affairs, with imperialist invasions abroad...

Endless possibilities in HBO’s ‘Room 104’

Endless possibilities in HBO’s ‘Room 104’

Rebecca Rogers September 23, 2019

One room, 12 new stories. Season three of Jay and Mark Duplass’ series, “Room 104,” follows the same format as its first two seasons, with each story taking place in one room of an American hotel...

Hustlers writer Lorene Scafaria (left) poses with Jennifer Lopez (right).

A look at what’s coming to Chicago from the Toronto International Film Festival

Michael Brzezinski September 23, 2019

Fall is officially upon us, which means it’s time for my personal favorite sub-season: festival season. If you’re not a film fan who spends most of your days trying to see as many movies as humanly...

Everyone loves Disney, but the continuing cycle of remakes is getting old

Everyone loves Disney, but the continuing cycle of remakes is getting old

Gavin Farrow September 23, 2019

The Walt Disney corporation made 50 percent of this summer’s total box office revenue. Four of the company’s films grossed over $1 billion in the international box office this year. These numbers,...

Grace Le Domas (Samara Weaving)’s wedding night takes a sinister turn when her new in-laws force her to take part in a sacred family tradition of hide and seek.

‘Ready or Not’ proves itself to be the perfect summer thriller

Holyn Thigpen September 16, 2019

The summer box office season often seems to entail finding something that’ll distract me from the wet blanket of humidity outside and kill a couple hours that I’d otherwise spend napping on my back...

Brian Banks puts injustice into perspective

Brian Banks puts injustice into perspective

Tariqah Shakir September 16, 2019

What would you do if half of your life was spent fighting a conviction for a crime you were innocent of? What would keep you fighting for justice?  These are the questions “Brian Banks” asks while...

Downton Abbey opens its doors again

Downton Abbey opens its doors again

Rebecca Rogers September 16, 2019

“We’ve been expecting you,” reads the tagline of director Michael Engler’s film adaptation of “Downton Abbey.” A perfect tagline for a world that has seemingly frozen in time waiting for its...

Coming-of-age film Blinded by the Light will bring audiences together

Coming-of-age film ‘Blinded by the Light’ will bring audiences together

Michael Brzezinski August 20, 2019

Art is the most universal thing across all cultures and continents. It does not matter who you are or what you do; you have most definitely had at least one song that has moved you to tears or made you...

The real independence in independent filmmaking

The real independence in independent filmmaking

Keira Wingate, Arts & Life Editor August 12, 2019

Everyone’s heard of independent filmmakers. They go on to make amazing movies that shine during award season, such as “Lady Bird,” “BlacKkKlansman” and “Call Me by Your Name.” These are all...

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood explores struggles of being part of the entertainment industry

‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ explores struggles of being part of the entertainment industry

John Cotter July 26, 2019

Quentin Tarantino has become a name associated with cartoonish violence as much as with critically acclaimed cinematic stories, whose characters feel so real, it seems like you could see one walking down...

“Far From Home” hits closer to home than title suggests

“Far From Home” hits closer to home than title suggests

John Cotter July 1, 2019

I think I was about 5 years old when I got my first Spider-Man action figure. Being far too young to watch the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire films, I made my own Spidey adventures in my head. Spiraling adventures...

Jimmie Fails and Jonathan Majors in The Last Black Man in San Francisco.

A conversation with the creators of “The Last Black Man in San Francisco”

Michael Brzezinski June 17, 2019

Of all the films I saw at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, none have left quite an impact on me like Joe Talbot’s irresistibly powerful and stylish debut feature “The Last Black Man in San Francisco.”...

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