Film & TV
Philly Film Festival Review: “The Last Five Years”
Anna Kendrick stars in an honest new musical.
Trailer of the Week: “Avengers: Age of Ultron”
Holy Ultron!
Homeland Recap: “Shalwar Kameez”
So much creepiness in Islamabad...
Review: "Pride"
Thirty years ago, the miners strike in England led to an unlikely alliance.
Review: “Stonehearst Asylum”
Yep—it's as bad as it sounds.
Review: “St. Vincent”
Bill Murray, Naomi Watts and Melissa McCarthy star in this pretty enjoyable new comedy.
Scandal Recap: "The Key"
This episode was pretty annoying and the only place we got was Mellie’s shower. (Aired on 10.23.2014)
Review: “The Best of Me”
Nicholas Sparks does it again...sorta.
Street goes to the Philadelphia Film Festival
34th Street Magazine saw so many films at Philly Film Fest, we couldn't fit it all on one page! Here's a recap of what made us laugh, cry, and want to walk out...
An Interview with Teddy Schwarzman, Penn Alum and "The Imitation Game" Producer
Teddy Schwarzman graduated from Penn in 2001 and founded his production company, Bear Pictures, in 2011. His newest film, “The Imitation Game,” screened at the Philadelphia Film Festival on Saturday night and hits theaters on November 21.
The Best of Me by the Numbers
This chick flick gets an F-
Scandal Recap: “Like Father, Like Daughter”
Jake’s so hot, please don’t let him die, Shonda! (Aired 10.16.2014)
Red Band Society Recap: “So, Tell Me What You Want, What You Really, Really Want”
Nothing like a little Spice Girls reference in an episode title! (Aired on 10.15.2014)
Parenthood Recap: “The Waiting Room”
In episode three, "The Waiting Room," the Braverman family finally convinced Zeek to have heart surgery. I hope you brought your tissues. (Aired 10/9/14.)
Parenthood Recap: “A Potpourri of Freaks”
Aired October 10.16.2014
Netflix Pick of the Week: “A Young Doctor’s Notebook (Season 1)"
In case your instant queue is empty thanks to Fall Break…(Check out more Netflix Picks of the Week every Friday at 34st.com.)
An Interview with Justin Simien of “Dear White People”
34th Street Magazine: How much of your film is based on lived college experience?
Review: “Dear White People”
Racial tensions, college partying, film festival awards, interesting camera angles and breakout performances: this dramedy has all the ingredients of an Oscar winner.
