Film & TV
Film
The Movie Wasn’t as Good as the Book
We never expect film adaptations to size up to their source material, but what helps them come close?
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
The Politics of ‘Black Panther’: A Revolution in Color
A review of the film with thoughts from Africana professor Salamishah Tillet.
by JONNELL BURKE
Film
'Black Panther': A Black Cultural Moment
Why Marvel's new release felt so personal and true.
by CASS PHANORD
Film
West Germany Beat Modern Hollywood At Its Own Game
German filmmakers were feminists before Greta Gerwig made it cool.
by AVNEET RANDHAWA
Film
Songs That Made the Movies: Cinema's Most Famous Soundtracks
Sometimes, two hours are best understood in under three minutes.
by JONNELL BURKE
Film
The Strange Story Of 'The Cloverfield Paradox'
Could Netflix's surprise announcement change the way movies are released?
by ANA WEST
Film
The Fall of the Teen Drama
Most young adult shows don't accurately portray the lives of young people.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Action Movies to Watch on V–Day to Forget You're Alone
Roses are red, violets are blue, put these in your ex's Netflix queue.
by JONNELL BURKE
Film
Feminist Film Theory and the Rom–Com
A feminist take on everyone's favorite love stories.
by ANA WEST
Film
'80s Movies Worth Rewatching
Movies that will get you to hold a boom box outside your crush's window this Valentine's Day.
by AVNEET RANDHAWA
Film
Your Customized Guide to Valentine’s Movie Showings
Anything but 'Fifty Shades Freed.'
by NAOMI ELEGANT
Film
The Pinnacle of Rom–Coms: Bollywood Blockbusters
A look into one of the world's most popular genres in honor of Valentine's Day.
by AVNEET RANDHAWA
Film
Classic Romantic Movies That Prove Love is Dumb
When you have no one to embrace, embrace cynicism.
by JONNELL BURKE
Film
Foreign Movies to Watch Alone for Valentine's Day
Snuggle up and turn on the subtitles.
by NAOMI ELEGANT
Film
Love in a Hurry: Five Short Films to Watch on Valentine’s Day
Leave some time for real–life romance.
by CAT DRAGOI
Film
Netflix and Chill: Valentine’s Edition
Save yourself the $10.25 you'd spend on Fifty Shades Freed.
by BELLA ESSEX
Film
‘Grown–ish’ Almost Gets College Life Right
Almost, because our dorms were never that cute.
by JONNELL BURKE
Film
LSD and the CIA: New Netflix Series ‘Wormwood’ Investigates the Suicide Experiment
The documentary series questions one of the biggest cover–ups revealed by the Rockefeller Commission.
by CAT DRAGOI
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