‘Onward’: an Almost Satisfying Journey
Pixar’s latest original fare since 2017’s “Coco” isn’t quite as magical as its premise suggests.
Isabella Armus, Staff Writer
• April 7, 2020
Late Lipton Study Sessions Lead to Romance
A slow accumulation of regulars in the Lipton Lounge brought together several residents, including Enrique Colon and Sofia Bates, who found that the dorm environment helped establish the foundation of their relationship.
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• February 20, 2020
‘I Lost My Body’: A Hand’s Odyssey
The French Oscar nominee for Best Animated Film combines traditional animation, a surrealist adventure story starring a disembodied hand and a young man’s search for love in a world of tragedy. And it’s beautiful.
Ben Linder, Contributing Writer
• February 14, 2020
‘Undone’ Bends Time but Remains Relatable
A new show from the mind that produced “BoJack Horseman” intelligently dissects the human condition.
Nyssa Joseph, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2019
‘Dr. Stone’ Meditates on Civilization Itself
The much-promoted fall season anime balances microcosmic world-building with a battle for progress.
Nicholas Weid, Contributing Writer
• September 16, 2019
‘The Red Turtle’ Director Discusses French Animation
Rene Bennett, Contributing Writer
• February 7, 2018
Psychedelic ‘High School Sinking into the Sea’ is Odd But Memorable
Sophie Bennett, Staff Writer
• April 12, 2017
NYU Symphony Soars Like No Other
Connor Gatesman, Staff Writer
• April 11, 2017
Drawing up to Disney and DreamWorks
Louis Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
• April 3, 2017
Disney Animator Speaks at Cantor about Upcoming “Zootopia”
Akash Shetye, Contributing Writer
• March 3, 2016
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