Film & TV
Mise-en-Sceney: A Film Guide to Penn Life
Speaking of sceney, this account–ironically–has 0 followers.
10 for 10: FILMS BASED ON WHERE YOU GRAB A DRINK
You go get a drink. Where? Here are ten recommendations for what to watch on Friday, based on where you get plastered on Thursday.
Your Week in Film & TV (09.17.15)
Features a Brazilian drama, tidbits from the Toronto International Film Festival and your new favorite TV show
A Practical Guide to Netflix and Chill
Next time you send or receive that borderline creepy 2AM text message, be properly prepared with the newest and most appropriate Netflix options for your most inappropriate endeavors.
Fall Must See Films
It’s the start of a new fall semester, which, thankfully, also means we finally get to go watch some actually good movies.
Your Week in Film & TV (09.03.15)
"I'm really happy for you, I'ma let you finish, but Wharton kids, it’s syllabus week: don’t pretend like you have better things to do.” – Kanye West, approximately
Summer Must See Movies
Looks like summer time is going to be filled with adaptations, sequels, blockbusters and indies you should all be pumped for.
What We Learned at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival
Many film-lovers dream to attend the Cannes Film Festival, and Street was lucky enough for that to become a reality.
Elizabeth Banks Directs "Pitch Perfect 2: Finding Her Pennspiration
Elizabeth Banks, C’96. At Penn, she was Elizabeth Mitchell, the theatre-obsessed, Comm-majoring Tridelt. In Hollywood, she's a badass female director.
Your Week in Film & TV: April 23-30
This week, on campus you can find Inside Llewyn Davis and a Scandal watch party, a new addition to the Marvel Universe, and sadness if you missed Ellie Kemper.
The Game of Thrones Guide to James Bond
It's every fanboy's dream. Even if you've watched Game of Thrones carefully (and we know you have), you've probably wouldn't have noticed some major overlap between Game of Thrones and James Bond actors. Prepare to squeal: this is the cross–over of a lifetime.
Concert Movies for the Kesha-Haters
Why spend money to be surrounded by sweaty crowds and marijuana clouds when you can enjoy a concert while in your bed, surrounded by pillows (and marijuana clouds, if that’s your thing.
Empire: Reinforcing or Breaking Black Stereotypes?
Fox’s Empire has garnered overwhelmingly positive reviews from almost everyone in the media industry: from critics to newscasters and talk show hosts, Empire is a success story.
Ins & Outs
IN: Going to see Fast 7. Vin Diesel declared it’s going to win an Oscar, and it has an 85% on Rotten Tomatoes. Plus, Paul Walker.
The Return of Good Horror Movies?
With the release of the movie It Follows, following last year’s critically acclaimed Babadook, the horror movie industry is reviving itself by tackling socially relevant issues.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: It's a Miracle!
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a gift from the comedic gods.
The Penn Student Film Festival: Making Movies to Make Movies
The Penn Student Film Festival has been around as long as the Cinema Studies major—since about 2004.
Kinoki: Film Recommendations
1. Whiplash: The Oscar–nominated phenomenon follows a young musician and his impassioned teacher.
Kinoki and the Film–Eye
Augie Bernstein’s voice rises excitedly.
