2020 Oscars: A Timid Move Towards Accepting Foreign Films
As the annual film award season nears its conclusion, the film industry and its appreciators hold their breath in anticipation ...
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Nostalgia with Intention: The Best Broadway Revivals Are More Than Just Remakes
As the 2019 revival of “Oklahoma!” closes on Broadway, the star-studded “The Music Man” returns to a big New York ...
Quiara Alegría Hudes’s Vision of “Beautiful Disruption”
i. Closer You stare at the camera, with your head cocked to the side, your hand launched toward the viewer. ...
Uncut Gems Overwhelms and Relies on Old Stereotypes
It was supposed to be the best movie of our generation; something so riveting, so groundbreaking, so iconic that nothing ...
Cinefiles 2/5 – 2/8
It’s an eclectic lineup this week with a mix of feature films, shorts, and even some television. Come on down ...
Who Is The Real Slim Shady? Eminem Returns With “Music To Be Murdered By”
In 1997, music producer and rapper Andre Young (Dr. Dre) heard the music of Slim Shady–the alter ego of Marshall ...
“Hidden Volumes // Living Tones” Explores Sonic Possibilities of Olin Library
This past Saturday, the Wesleyan Center for the Arts put on a two-part performance, entitled “Hidden Volumes // Living Tones,” ...
Diane Simpson’s “Cardboard-Plus” Experiments With Dimension and Space in Sculpture
“Cardboard-Plus, 1977–1980,” created by artist Diane Simpson debuted on Tuesday, Jan. 28 in the Zilkha Gallery. In the exhibit, spectators walk around neutral-colored sculptures, which compliment ...
“Watchmen” Confronts Vigilantism, Morality, and America’s Past
This review contains spoilers for the both the graphic novel and television show “Watchmen.” The 2019 TV show “Watchmen,” created ...
“The Circle“ Attempts to Bring Realness to a Fake Social Media World
This article contains some spoilers for Netflix’s “The Circle.” “Welcome to The Circle, the real-life game that asks, ‘how far ...