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“Wendell and Wild” is Uniquely Average

Caleb Stine, Contributing Writer
November 9, 2022

“My Policeman” Treads Line of Poignant and Predictable

Isabella Lipayon, Contributing Writer
November 9, 2022

The Conflict Between Content and Cinema

Landis Hall, Contributing Writer
November 9, 2022

“Do Revenge”: Nostalgia With a Bite

Melissa Ng, Contributing Writer
October 26, 2022

“Lost in Translation:” A Silence Worth 1000 Words

Frances Schnepff, Social Media Director
October 26, 2022

All Smiles for Parker Finn’s Horror Debut

Tony Cuellar, Contributing Writer
October 12, 2022

The Danger of Telling Someone Else’s Story

Carolyn Branigan, Contributing Writer
October 12, 2022

NYFF Brings Cinema to Lincoln Center and Beyond

Caleb Stine, Contributing Writer
October 12, 2022

Michael K. Williams’ Legacy Lives On

Taylor Mascetta, Staff Writer
September 15, 2021

Museum of Lost Memories Strikes a Nostalgic Chord With Viewers

Claire McHugh, Contributing Writer
April 28, 2021

“Malcolm & Marie” is Cinematic but Lacking True Depth

Emma Diede, Contributing Writer
February 17, 2021

“I Will Fight Until I Drop” Cicely Tyson’s Legacy of Grace and Tenacity

Emma Diede, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2021

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