“Arctic”: An Exquisitely Excruciating Survival of the Fittest Story
By: Daniel Volfson “Arctic” invests all its energy in piling up excruciating tests of survival until they reach an almost… read more
M.Night Shyamalan’s “Glass”: Not the Redemptive Finale We Were Hoping For
By: Daniel Volfson There is no working director for whom I feel as much sympathy for as M. Night Shyamalan…. read more
Secular Sainthood in “The Peacemaker”
By: Daniel Volfson The title itself, which conjures images of a too-good-for-this-earth messiah figure, already gives you an approximate intimation… read more
Film Review: James Demo’s The Peacemaker
By Jacob deBlecourt James Demo’s The Peacemaker is a film we’ve all seen before: the story of a gifted individual arrested… read more
Film Review: Citizen Kane
By: Meng Say Citizen Kane, a film revered as being one of the best ever made. I’ve only got around… read more
Film Review: Mean Girls
By: Amol Patel Mean girls is among America’s most viewed films. Mean girls came out on April 30, 2004 and… read more
Film Review: Roman Holiday(1953)
By: Victoria Standeven As the semester starts to wind down, all of us are tired, stressed, and burned out, and… read more
Film Review: My Favorite Wife (1940)
By: Victoria Standeven This is one of the cutest movies I have ever seen in a long time. Irene Dunne… read more
Film Review: The Awful Truth (1937)
By: Victoria Standeven Irene Dunne and Cary Grant both give one of the finest performances of their careers as a… read more
Interview w/ Gabriela Cartagena and Ana Aravena: Immigrant Film Festival
From November 13th to November 15th, the Cinema Studies Club will be hosting an Immigrant… read more