Dan D'Addario

Lola Exposes the Darker Side of Vanity

The revival of Lola Montès, screening at Film Forum through Oct.

By Dan D'Addario | Oct 21 11:16 pm ET

A Fresh Look at David Lean's Repertoire

I had planned to write about Brief Encounter for quite some time, but for a moment thought I would have to base my column on its IMDb profile.

By Dan D'Addario | Sep 9 10:28 pm ET

It’s Mos Def a Black Attack

All who were dazzled by the torn-paper-and-string aesthetic of 2006’s The Science of Sleep will be amused by the homespun, homemade, and very low-tech short films anchoring Michel Gondry’s new feat

By Dan D'Addario | Feb 24 09:53 pm ET

New Skills Required to Survive

Survivor returns today for its 14th season, this time set in the Pacific island nation of Fiji.

By Dan D'Addario | Feb 8 12:00 am ET

NOMADS

The name says it all: NOMADS-an acronym for New and Original Material Authored and Directed by Students.

By Dan D'Addario | Jan 18 12:00 am ET

Bach Society's Fall Chamber Concert

Don't be put off by the name "Bach Society." "We'll play any music that's classical with a lower-case 'c,'" notes concert manager Abby Rosebrock, CC '08, noting that the group has performed origina

By Dan D'Addario | Nov 16 12:00 am ET

Adaptation May Be Hard, but Little Goes a Long Way

"If you liked the book, you'll love the movie"-or so the film studios would have you believe.

By Dan D'Addario | Nov 1 12:00 am ET

All Thumbs, No Teeth In the Dark

Think of a film critic working today.

By Dan D'Addario | Oct 16 12:00 am ET

Kiran Desai, Arts Alumna, Awarded Man Booker Prize

Kiran Desai, a 1999 graduate of Columbia's School of the Arts, was announced as receiving this year's Man Booker Prize for Fiction winner for her novel The Inheritance of Loss.

By Dan D'Addario | Oct 12 12:00 am ET

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