Isabel Jones is this semester’s film editor. She’s also a junior in Gallatin concentrating in “Becoming Lena Dunham” (more or less). In the few hours she doesn’t spend perusing Netflix or combing her Hoboken apartment for rodents, Isabel can probably be found people-watching in Washington Square Park, carton of grapefruit juice in hand (she’s weirdly obsessed with grapefruit juice). Other unexplainable obsessions include Edith Piaf, re-watching “Something Borrowed,” Trader Joe’s pad thai boxes and tweezers.
Featuring Richard Gere, Dakota Fanning, and Theo James, "Franny" is one of the star-studded Tribeca Film Festival films. However, despite such, the film fails to portray realistic, quality performances.
Recently released stateside, “On the Way to School” documents the importance of education, demonstrating the adversities some must combat for schooling.
