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A Fearsome Education

A Fearsome Education

The Last Days - Review We have created countless pages and reels of film dedicated to documenting World War II’s military action, and the systematic destruction of European Jews at the hands of the Nazis. However, we tend to lose the details when looking at events from such…

Baumbach Captures Millennial Malaise

Baumbach Captures Millennial Malaise

Frances Ha - A Film Review The mileage you get from Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha will vary according to how willing you are to see another movie about over-educated, under-employed white people floundering for their adulthoods in the financially apocalyptic New York City of this millennial age. Though,…

Stepping Off The Bus

Stepping Off The Bus

The We and the I - A Film Review. The We and the I is an incandescent doodle of a movie, a messy scrawl that’s nonetheless beautiful for its energetic, unapologetic habitation of a moment and an idea. The moment is the last day before summer holidays at…

Born to Entertain

Born to Entertain

Conan O'Brien Can't Stop - A Netflix Review. In 2010 NBC and the Tonight Show became embroiled in…

Don’t Leave Us Alone, Give Us More.

Don’t Leave Us Alone, Give Us More.

Leave Us Alone - A Short Film Review. Nicholas Treeshin’s short film, Leave Us Alone, is set on…

The Wrinkles Of Old Age

The Wrinkles Of Old Age

Wrinkles - Film Review. The animated Spanish film Wrinkles (Arrugas) tells the story of Emilio (voiced by Álvaro…

Nuclear Nonchalance

Nuclear Nonchalance

Radio Bikini - A Netflix Review. Truly one of the most horrifying and important discoveries of the modern…

More Than you can Chew

More Than you can Chew

Three Stars - A Netflix Review Pride meets gastronomic ingenuity in Lutz Hachmeister’s interesting, though ultimately shallow documentary,…

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