Monday, July 7, 2025

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Op-Ed: Andersonian Grief: Anger

SAM I love you, but you don't know what you're talking about. In a Wes Anderson film, anger is shocking. There are angry, blustery characters, sure, but there's real anger, too. This anger often...

Op-Ed: Films That Go On Strike

Labor unrest is not uncommon in any category of work. It is associated with blue-collar jobs and fights with unions seen on the streets with picket lines that play out in public....

Criterion Releases: September 2023

As summer turns into fall, as film festivals begin to push out releasing movies that couldbe considered for Oscar contention, we have more and more newcomers and re-releases from Criterion. There are...

TIFF 2023: Films To Watch Out For

Following the Venice Film Festival, filmgoers and critics will be going to Toronto for the 48th Toronto International Film Festival. For North America, some of the films which are showing in Venice...

Top Ten Michael Fassbender Essentials

Before big ticket failures like Assassin's Creed or panned thrillers like The Snowman and more time spent on being a race car driver than making movies, Michael Fassbender was an indie darling...

Preview of the 80th Biennale Di Venezia

As summer turns to autumn, a major batch of films is coming out, and Oscar season is starting to shift gears. The next of the big world film festivals, however, is overshadowed...

Op-Ed: Andersonian Grief: Denial

CHAS He also stole bonds out of my safety deposit box when I was fourteen There's a collective denial we all face as humans. We bear certain unbearable truths of the world only in...

Chasing the Gold: Barbenheimer

Two of the year’s biggest hits, Barbie and Oppenheimer, were finally released on July 21, and both films have received significant Oscar buzz in the days since. They are likely to do...

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