Film

Why Studio Ghibli nostalgia hits different
Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki and his animation studio introduced a generation to the adult world, while also reminding us of our childhood innocence.
Tony Jaeyeong Jeong, Contributing Writer
• December 15, 2023

Review: Repression, obsession and murder intertwine in ‘Eileen’
Ottessa Moshfegh’s acclaimed novel moves to the screen in a sinister and striking adaptation.
Maggie Turner, Contributing Writer
• December 13, 2023

Review: We asked and, as always, he listened – ‘Frasier’ is back
Kelsey Grammer triumphantly returns in a revival with a pulse. The show is now streaming on Paramount+.
Joe Paladino, Contributing Writer
• December 13, 2023

Review: ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ actually cuts deeper than the movie
The newest leg of the beloved “Scott Pilgrim” franchise has recast its story in the form of an animated series, which succeeds both without and in spite of its titular protagonist.
Eleanor Jacobs, Contributing Writer
• December 11, 2023

Review: ‘The Sweet East’ is a freewheeling, antagonistic epic
Sean Price Williams’ directorial debut features a joyful and occasionally grating journey through the East Coast.
Ethan Beck, Staff Writer
• December 8, 2023

WLab carries filmmakers into the future of the entertainment industry
Partnering with NYU Tandon @ The Yard, WLab provides students with access to virtual production technology in its motion capture studio.
Dani Biondi, Contributing Writer
• December 6, 2023

Review: ‘Maestro’ is a grand celebration of an American icon
Bradley Cooper’s sophomore directorial effort sees the star almost unrecognizable as Leonard Bernstein, exploring his tumultuous relationship.
Madeline Kane, Staff Writer
• December 4, 2023

MoMA features Ennio Morricone in upcoming film retrospective
Through these screenings highlighting the composer’s most popular projects, his iconic scores get the recognition they deserve.
Bianca Maiocchi, Contributing Writer
• December 1, 2023

Review: Nicolas Cage is everybody’s nightmare in ‘Dream Scenario’
Director Kristoffer Borgli considers the subconscious and fame in his thrilling third feature.
Ethan Beck, Staff Writer
• November 29, 2023

Review: ‘Saltburn’ is a rave at an old gothic British mansion
Writer-director Emerald Fennell’s second film is a dark satire on the English class system, with Hitchcockian obsession at its most destructive form.
Tony Jaeyeong Jeong, Contributing Writer
• November 21, 2023

Off the Radar: ‘Dial M for Murder’ and the ominous shadows cast by modern surveillance
Off the Radar is a weekly column surveying overlooked films available to students for free via NYU’s streaming partnerships. “Dial M for Murder” is available to stream on Kanopy.
Irene Jeong, Contributing Writer
• November 17, 2023

Every tiny thing: Chiara Collin-D’Augelli on balance and opportunity
From filming commercials to adorning concert venues, Tisch sophomore Chiara Collin-D’Augelli shares how experiences both in and out of the classroom have allowed her to flourish.
Eleanor Jacobs, Contributing Writer
• November 17, 2023

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