Daniel Valella

The dual exchange experienced in helping

Learning to give and receive aid.

By Daniel Valella | Nov 3 07:22 pm ET

Professor writes a sweeping tale of a ‘Lucky’ new life in America

"The Lucky Ones" sheds light on a little-known immigrant family's story.

By Daniel Valella | Sep 13 10:31 pm ET

‘Money-Driven Medicine’ digests health care debate

The new documentary film clears up the confusion surrounding the U.S. health care system.

By Daniel Valella | Apr 26 11:25 pm ET

Documentary nurses malaria through awareness

The director of “When the Night Comes” fights malaria through film

By Daniel Valella | Apr 12 08:11 pm ET

CUNUFF touts a new face with full-day student film showcase

CUNUFF kicks off an all new year of films, forums, and freebies for students.

By Daniel Valella | Apr 7 11:59 pm ET

From growing tradition of LGBT movies, ‘Dish’ lends credit to short film genre

Brian Harris Krinsky’s “Dish" is a new LGBT short film that continues to expand the definition of the genre.

By Daniel Valella | Mar 30 12:04 am ET

Seeking ‘Justice’ in forgotten moments of tense American race relations

The new documentary “Scarred Justice” on PBS remembers the forgotten Orangeburg Massacre of 1968.

By Daniel Valella | Mar 2 12:12 am ET

‘An Education’ shirks stereotype for social critique

"An Education" seeks to teach its viewers to question the way things were.

By Daniel Valella | Feb 16 12:56 am ET

Award-winning ‘White Ribbon’ does not dress up the beginnings of modern warfare

“Change” may have been America’s buzzword for quite some time now, but in today’s film world, it’s one particular German movie that seems to be embracing change the most.

By Daniel Valella | Feb 1 11:34 pm ET

Festival honors legendary Kurosawa flicks

Film Forum’s Akira Kurosawa retrospective focuses on the filmmaker's famous films.

By Daniel Valella | Jan 27 07:01 pm ET

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