Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, January 27, 2022
The gang reviews Pawel Pawlikowski's "Cold War," then share their 2021 favorites
"The crew discuss Peter Bogdanovich's 1973 classic, then dive into the HFPA controversy
Editor-in-Chief Clare Mulroy joins the podcast crew to talk about which movies have the best musical scores
Reckoning with the internet as a place of creation and commiseration
The gang explores what makes biopics so engaging and enthralling
The gang embrace their quirky indie side and talk about film distributor A24
Moving into a post-pandemic phase with a strong start
Eagle writers Sara Winick and Liah Argiropoulos join in to talk about their favorite Pixar movies and the Pixar theory
The crew gets Fast and Furious in this explosive new episode
Testing before and after travel, outdoor celebrations among recommendations
Khan lets the audience view the true nature of mental illness
Director Stephen Karam does his best to translate theater to film
This year’s event focused on how Native people assert and take pride in their identity
The squeamish may feel violently ill, but at least we have Margot Robbie
From heartfelt narratives to impactful documentaries, here are three short films that educate, entertain and find their voice
Three women with different visions of love and career battle their way through both their own expectations — and of those around them
A standout performance from Michelle Pfeiffer carries the intensity of an otherwise confusing movie
Each film in the festival focuses on nature, environmental justice, sustainability or climate change from a unique perspective
Chloé Zhao’s innovative storytelling marks a defining moment in cinematic history
The new film from the “Bridesmaids” team is pure spectacle, relying on color and chaos to amuse
