“Catch Me If You Can”!
Written by: Jenna Moloney “Catch Me If You Can” (2002): A Review and a Commentary on Lighting and Music “Catch… read more
Trump Was Not The First Celebrity President
Not only was Ronald Reagan a famous actor before he ran for president, but he is similar to Trump in… read more
Film of the Week– Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
The wildly prolific German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder paid homage to his cinematic hero Douglas Sirk with this update of… read more
Film Review Friday: Ex Machina (2015)
By: Jenna Moloney Ex Machina is a science-fiction movie about a scientist that built a robot so similar to a… read more
Most Hateful Town?
A gay man finds himself in what has been called, “the most hateful small town in America.” Director, Lawrence Ferrara… read more
Howard Hawks: A Feminist Director
Cinematography in Get Out: The Run-Down
Written by: Jenna Moloney According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, cinematography is “the art or science of motion-picture photography.” It also… read more
VIOLA DAVIS: A LEGEND
Written by: Lorraine Kanyike Viola Davis is my all-time favorite female actress. Choosing one specific actor to write about was… read more
Film of the Week: Chef
Written by John Heffernan For this week’s Film of the Week I wanted to talk about my favorite film of… read more
Dead Man Walking (1995): An Analysis of Parallel Editing, the Significance of Color, and the Overall Political Message
By: Jenna Moloney Dead Man Walking is a film about a man living and walking with death staring him right… read more