Schindler’s List (1993): An Analysis of Color vs. Black & White Filter, Music vs. Silence, and the Overall Political and Moral Themes
Written by: Jenna Moloney World War Two, which started in 1939 and lasted for six years, resulted in… read more
“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
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
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
Danny DeVito & His Notable Work
On this sunny Tuesday, review the work of Danny DeVito! He is being discussed a lot currently because of his… read more
Alfred Hitchcock: Women and Suspense
An Analysis of Christopher Nolan’s Unique Style and Work
You Can’t Forget About Forgetting Christopher Nolan has been one of the most influential movie directors for the past 18… read more