Aspiring Filmmaker Modi ’22 Talks Accomplishments and Inspirations
With over 20 short films under his belt already, Ishan Modi ’22 has had a remarkably prolific filmmaking career for ...
Arts & Culture
“The Good Place” Maintains Its Plotty, Philosophical Charms
This review contains spoilers for Seasons 1 and 2 of “The Good Place.” “The Good Place” on NBC is a ...
Cinefiles 10/10-10/13
Well, after a wonderful six weeks of cinema, it seems we’re reaching the end of our first calendar of the ...
In “They, Themself and Schmerm,” Comedian Becca Blackwell Pushes Discomfort Into Vulnerability
The first few minutes of “They, Themself and Schmerm,” a comedy show performed at the University’s World Music Hall last ...
“Venom” Stumbles From Cliché to Cliché
“Venom” is a movie that, like its lead, suffers from a split identity. For the first half, it wants to ...
Straight-Up Wonderful: “Straight” Brings Important Queer Narratives to the ’92
“Not every gay guy burps glitter!” was just one of the many comical yet true lines uttered in the Patricelli ...
Indie-Pop Band Dear Nora Visits Earth House
On Wednesday night, Earth House was packed with indie-pop fans for a dazzling solo set by Katy Davidson of Dear ...
Utopia or Dystopia? Pain, Drugs, and Delusion in “Maniac”
Retrofuturism, advertising, drugs, and mental illness come together in “Maniac,” Netflix’s latest 10-episode series. The brainchild of director Cary Fukunaga and ...
The Deceptive Simplicity of Lonnie Holley’s “MITH”
Lonnie Holley’s artworks are often profoundly intertextual. The centerpiece of his new album “MITH,” is named “I Snuck off the ...
“Street Matter” is a Multifaceted Artistic Experience
Visitors to “Street Matter – Decay & Forever/Golden Age,” the newest exhibition to open in the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha ...