In the wake of Black History Month, the French film “Athena” by Romain Gavras uses the representation of marginalized groups to bring a new perspective to the discussion regarding police brutality. Amidst…
“Aquaman” (2018) was an all around hit. It grossed over a billion dollars in the box office and was an overall well-liked movie that broke DC’s bad movie streak. What was there…
The fresh buttery aroma of pan de bono — a traditional Colombian cheese bread — and the melodies of Spanish music enticed students to attend ARIEL’s Cafe Con Leche: Latinos in Hollywood…
In the world of short films, “Il Moro” has made its way to Drew alongside people’s perspective in film. The movie itself stands out as a mind-stimulating work of art with themes…
The 2022 horror film “Skinamarink,” directed by Kyle Edward Ball, had my bones quaking in a way I had not experienced since my first chilling encounter with “The Blair Witch Project.” For…
It is difficult to understate the cinematic importance of a movie such as “Metropolis.” Originally released in the Weimar Republic (a.k.a. post-World War I Germany) in 1927, “Metropolis” paved the way for…
By: Anna Gombert, Co-Editor in Chief and Kassel Franco-Garibay, Editor of Opinions This week Drew hosted filmmaker Michelle Parkerson for a film screening and artist talk. On Monday, November 6, there was…
Though the 80-degree weather makes it a bit unclear as to what season we are currently in, one thing is for sure, and that is that Oscar season is on its way.…