arts and culture: film and television
Review: ‘Our Hero, Balthazar,’ produced by Anna-Nora Bernstein, SoA ’16, is a counter to the coming of age film
BY
Grover Strouse
May 20
Film and Television
Review: In ‘Next Life,’ director Tenzin Phuntsog, SoA ’06, evokes grief from domestic life in exile from Tibet
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George Wilson
May 11
Film and Television
Putting the heart in horror: Zelda Adams, CC ’26, is a multi-hyphenate creative
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Sarah O'Grady
May 5
Film and Television
Review: Season 2 of ‘The Pitt,’ featuring Supriya Ganesh, CC ’19, is infatuated with the status quo
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Ana Carpenter
May 3
Film and Television
‘It’s us on the screen’: Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir, SoA ’02, won’t be silenced
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Adele Zhao
May 3
Film and Television
Athena Film Festival review: ‘Late Shift’ is a stressful, direct depiction of an understaffed ER, but unable to go any bigger
BY
George Wilson
April 27
Film and Television
Review: In ‘I Love Boosters,’ Afro-surrealism meets Marxism to create an exhilarating conundrum
BY
Rachel Shaw
April 22
Film and Television
Review: Netflix’s ‘Vladimir’ fails to live up to the nuance of its source material
BY
Aamina Mughal
April 21
Film and Television
Review: ‘Slanted’ is only skin-deep in its portrayal of the Asian American experience
BY
Adele Zhao
April 15
Film And Television
Philosophy department kicks off new ‘Film and Philosophy’ series, screening 1952 film ‘High Noon’
BY
Louis Reich
April 14
Film and Television
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