
‘The Cave’: A Dreary Ode to Hope
Feras Fayyad’s documentary on a makeshift hospital in the midst of the Syrian Civil War serves as a testament to human resolve and the efforts of one Dr. Amani Ballor and her team.
Nico Pedrero-Setzer, Contributing Writer
• October 16, 2019

‘Parasite’: The Movie Experience of the Year
The Korean candidate for best foreign-language film and winner of the Palme d’Or is a landmark of cinematic achievement.
Alexandra Bentzien, Contributing Writer
• October 15, 2019

NYU Grad Ryan Perez Reveals Why ‘An Actor Despairs’ on New Podcast
On his podcast, NYU alum Ryan Perez intends to tell his story and explore the journey of his guests, whose experiences span “Black Panther” to “Vice”.
Jessica Xing, Contributing Writer
• October 14, 2019

Tisch Alumna Talks ‘Shiva Baby,’ Goal-Setting and Twitter
Rachel Sennott discusses her time at Tisch and her upcoming projects.
Julie Goldberg, Books and Theater Editor
• October 14, 2019

‘Joker’: A Mesmerizing Making-a-Murderer Tale
The first R-rated live-action Batman film features a Joker performance to rival Heath Ledger’s.
Nyssa Joseph, Contributing Writer
• October 7, 2019

‘The Day Shall Come’ Boldly Lampoons Terror and the FBI
“Four Lions” director Chris Morris takes a stab at religion, terrorism and petty government feuds.
Nicholas Weid, Contributing Writer
• October 3, 2019

‘Judy’ Reveals the Pain Behind Garland’s Glitzy Persona
The biopic is a tearful lamentation of the cultural icon who won so many hearts but lost herself in the process.
Megan Chew, Contributing Writer
• October 2, 2019

‘Pain and Glory’ Is a Visually Stunning Film About Art’s Creation
Pain and Glory is a beautiful and moving meditation on the emotional toll that comes with being an artist.
Alyssa Craig, Contributing Writer
• October 1, 2019

Chris Chan Roberson: The Fastest Professor Alive
Tisch professor Chris Chan Roberson discusses his experience in and outside of the industry from “Surf Nazis Must Die” to hawking vintage clothes.
Fareid El Gafy, Film & TV Editor
• September 30, 2019

‘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

Double Exposure
An artistic expression in analog, double-exposure portraiture.
Nico Gordon, Contributing Photographer
• September 27, 2019

‘Hustlers’ Is the Female-Driven Crime Drama Everyone Has Been Waiting For
“Hustlers,” featuring Constance Wu and Jennifer Lopez, tells the unbelievable true story of a group of strippers-turned-criminal-masterminds who take on Wall Street. Originally featured in New York Magazine, their story has now hit the big screen in a film full of female empowerment.
Kaylee DeFreitas, Deputy Arts Editor
• September 16, 2019

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