
Ethan Sapienza, Film Editor
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Tribeca 2017: In ‘The Lovers,’ Marriage Can Be Cheating
April 25, 2017

Anne Hathaway Faces Monsters in ‘Colossal’
April 3, 2017

Tisch Senior Talks Making Thesis Film ‘Paper Daughters’
March 2, 2017

Palladium Hall
February 23, 2017

Tisch to Manchester: Family, Grief and Writer’s Block
February 21, 2017

Patriots Should Boycott Trump
February 21, 2017

“I Am Not Your Negro” 40 Years Old, But Modern
February 8, 2017

Oscars Preview: A Tale of Two Movies, but Not Really
January 24, 2017

A Film That Gives More Than We Asked
December 5, 2016

NYFF Week 4: Toiling Along
October 19, 2016

NYFF Week 3: Comedies Within Dramas
October 12, 2016

NYFF Week 2: The Contrasting Reasons for Sadness in Daily Life
October 5, 2016

Tisch Senior Debuts Film at NYFF
October 3, 2016

New York Film Festival: Week One
September 26, 2016

‘Magnificent Seven’ Provides Entertainment at the Cost of Morality
September 21, 2016

Films to Beat First Semester Blues
September 6, 2016

Summer Flicks: All Bark, No Bite
August 28, 2016

‘High-Rise’ Falls Short
April 25, 2016

Alum Ido Fluk Talks ‘The Ticket’
April 25, 2016

What to See at Tribeca 2016
April 15, 2016

Alum’s Road From Tisch to Cannes
April 11, 2016
When Cinematic Universes Collide
April 7, 2016

Sacha Baron Cohen Is No Longer Satirizing, Just Offending
March 23, 2016

Beautiful and Bloody, ‘The Tribe’ is Brutal to Watch
March 4, 2016
Palladium
February 25, 2016

‘Mountains May Depart’ For Naught
February 12, 2016

Staff Recs: Artists We Wish Would Play the Super Bowl Halftime Show
February 5, 2016

Staff Recs: David Bowie Songs
January 29, 2016

Looking Forward: The Best Five Films to Catch in 2016
January 25, 2016

Five films to catch over winter break
December 7, 2015

Film shines ‘Spotlight’ on Church expose
November 9, 2015

Netflix is no place for new films
October 26, 2015
Call me Elba, Idris Elba
October 22, 2015

‘Son of Saul’ captures hell on screen
October 15, 2015

‘Labyrinth of Lies’ portrays Holocaust as melodramatic
September 29, 2015

‘Transporter’ series runs out of fuel
September 8, 2015
“Riot Club” falls flat with unoriginal characters
April 2, 2015

‘Wolf’ fails to come to life
March 25, 2015

Nonsensical plot stymies Cronenberg’s ‘Maps’
March 3, 2015

“Boyhood” questions the rules of motherhood
November 6, 2014

Ali documentary features home videos
October 8, 2014
Famous hip-hop album inspires film
October 1, 2014
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