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Opinion: How Does the Film Industry Actually Change? India Blaisdell Nov 9, 2021 In order for things to change, we must simultaneously promote the stories and voices of women and minorities and…
The Changing Landscape of Hollywood India Blaisdell Aug 4, 2021 TV continues to prove that its episodic narrative format can compete with traditional cinema and thrive with the…
Progress, Not Perfection: Hollywood’s History of Diverse Casting & In… Natalie Pennisi Jul 23, 2021 By analyzing films that share the same ambitions as In the Heights, such as the 1961 adaptation of West Side Story…
All I Want for Christmas Is Canadian Content Savannah Sguigna Dec 24, 2020 As the use of a Canadian backdrop becomes an industry standard, and the film and television industry secures a…
Opinion | Cyclical Poverty and Class Solidarity in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite Ximena Ramirez Villanueva Feb 19, 2020 Bong's cinematography is famous for condemning capitalism while portraying layers of vulnerability and…
A Closer Look at Latin America’s ‘Culture of Violence’ through… Kara Anderson Mar 5, 2019 Movies like Roma are important because they go beyond the most obvious and sensational images and provide a more…
Mustang: A Fictional Telling of Female Struggle in Turkey Jasmine Lee Nov 7, 2017 One Turkish film that has received prominent international exposure is Mustang (2015), which tells a powerful story…
Presenting Existence: The Art of Documentary Films Nicholas Chanko Jul 20, 2017 In early January, SeaWorld announced the end of its infamous killer whale show. This followed an act signed…
British Representation In Film Has Failed Its Society Jasmine Lee Mar 20, 2017 At the beginning of March, critically acclaimed actor and musician Riz Ahmed (from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and…