on ‘Avengers: Endgame’

Ji-Sung Lee • April 26, 2019

Students share their opinion on the new movie, 'Avengers: Endgame.'

Only thing eternal in ‘Hellboy’ remake is boredom

Ethan Hayes • April 16, 2019

Neil Marshall’s remake of Hellboy mixes his spin on the DC Universe character with the strange mythos of King Arthur that leaves the audience in a head scratching state of confusion.

‘Apollo 11’ brings triumph to historical documentaries

Jared Geyer • March 5, 2019

With such a simple premise and execution, ‘Apollo 11’ is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

‘Tequila 62’ brings full True/False experience

Matthew Burns • March 4, 2019

As the name may suggest, ‘Tequila 62’ is a collection of four short films that targeted a more adult audience.

‘Home, Sweet Home’ tells authentic family story

Isaac Parrish • March 3, 2019

From director Ise Shinichi, the film starts as a collection of home videos meant to be gifted to his niece Nao Nishimura's family, since she wasn't expected to live past childhood.

‘Knock Down the House’ connects everyday Americans with political process

Matthew Burns • March 3, 2019

Director Rachel Lears inspires working class Americans in her film ‘Knock Down the House.’

‘Finding Frances’ depicts hilarious journey in search of long lost love

Jared Geyer • March 3, 2019

Nathan Fielder helps Bill Gates impersonator William Heath find his long lost love in the film ‘Finding Frances.'

‘American Factory’ provokingly portrays clash between cultures

Jared Geyer • March 2, 2019

‘American Factory’ portrays the clash of culture between the manufacturing style of China and the working class of America.

Q & A with the director: Nanfu Wang

Anna Xu • March 2, 2019

Get an inside look with the co-director of 'One Child Nation,' Nanfu Wang.

‘Midnight Traveler’ provides new look at life as refugee

Isaac Parrish • March 2, 2019

In Hassan Fazili’s magnificent 'Midnight Traveler,'the first-person perspective of an Afghan refugee is captured in a way that can't be replicated by anyone else.

‘The Grand Bizarre’ proves to be less grand, more bizarre

Isaac Parrish • March 1, 2019

Jodie Mack's The Grand Bizarre is not a documentary; it's an art project. There is no clear purpose to the film, nor is it informative in any way. The meaning behind Mack's visuals is highly interpretable,...

‘Over the Rainbow’ provides honest look into Scientology

Anna Xu • March 1, 2019

Director Jeffrey Peixoto conveys the birth of Scientology through a series of interviews of believers.