Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, September 23, 2021
Tristan, Olivia and Spenser discuss the famed filmmaker Wes Anderson. Who doesn't love a good bildungsroman?
Tristan, Olivia, Spenser and Isabella discuss their opinions on CGI, as they're all expert animators
Tristan, Olivia and Spenser give their reasons for films they absolutely despise
With concerts coming back, so are the photographers that document their work
The “POSE” actress talks creative journey, representation and identity
Coming off of a tough year, this playlist celebrates the good that’s yet to come
Three destinations relatively close to campus, making for a nice weekend outing
The Washington DC History & Culture Event shares the glory of Ross’ vast portfolio
Celebrating Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be expensive or wasteful
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
Is it better to be in love, or content?
A film about one woman’s journey is not much of a spectacle, but it does leave you feeling satisfied
