Film
‘Nightmare Alley’ is a Wonderfully Dark Reminder that Everyone is Horrible
By Luke Jackson
• January 12, 2022
National Geographic’s ‘Torn’ Documents a Family’s Loss and Explores Their Recovery
By Hannah Keating, Arts Editor
• January 9, 2022
Queer Representation in Holiday Films Isn’t Quite Enough
By Whit Fuller, Arts Writer
• January 9, 2022
The San Fernando Valley of the 1970s is on Display in ‘Licorice Pizza’
By Megan Fisher, Arts Writer
• December 31, 2021
Spielberg’s First Musical ‘West Side Story’ Is a Beautiful, Vivid Update of a Classic
By Megan Fisher, Arts Writer
• December 31, 2021
‘Bergman Island’ is a Lovely Tale of the Divide Between Life and Art
By Megan Fisher, Arts Writer
• December 15, 2021
Jane Campion’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ is a Muted Study of Masculinity and Psychological Warfare
By Megan Fisher, Arts Writer
• December 15, 2021
‘Inside Job’ is Self-Aware but Cool About It
By Tervela Georgieva, Arts Writer
• December 7, 2021
Taylor Swift’s Short Film Directorial Debut ‘All Too Well’ Stuns Audiences
By Lee Kedem, Arts Writer
• November 22, 2021
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