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Film Review: Artemis Fowl
Artemis Fowl is a visually resplendent film that should be enjoyable, but the story connects together like bumper cars slamming into each other. … read more
Film Review: The Last Days of American Crime
The Last Days of American Crime isn’t a film: It’s an unsightly blemish on your Netflix queue. You don’t watch it so much as you drain the pus out of it. … read more
Film Review: Becky
Becky is certainly not for all tastes, but it has the makings of the next big cult favorite, and is one of the most unique action movies in quite a while. … read more
Film Review: Da 5 Bloods
If there’s one thing you can count on with Spike Lee, it’s that his films will always try to make a statement, and Da 5 Bloods has an awful lot to say. … read more
Series Review: Crossing Swords
There are plenty better things to do with your times then to waste it on even one episode of the boorish, adolescent idiocy of Crossing Swords. … read more
Film Review: We Are Freestyle Love Supreme
Andrew Fried’s new documentary, We Are Freestyle Love Supreme, is a must-see for fans of improv, theatrical comedy and hip hop. … read more
Annelise Duque: Discovering What’s Between Heritage and Selfhood
Annelise Duque creates and photographs scenes that lead you into memories that you thought you may have forgotten, but are now reminded of. … read more
Capturing Conservation and Colonization: Douglas Tolman
Throughout his career, Douglas Tolman has cultivated a striking, no-fuss style that serves to capture the raw nature of his subjects. … read more
Jaclyn Wright’s Multi-Media Metaphor Leaves a Deep Mark
Jaclyn Wright’s Marked contains multiple components that broaden and build upon each other to create a body in themselves. … read more
David Baddley: Finding the Line Between Nature and Self
By toying with the forces of humanity, technology and nature, David Baddley explores a symbiotic connection between ourselves and the world around us. … read more