A 15-minute Break: Chapter 1

This is the first of four installments in Under the Arch Voices’ new monthly serial.

Jessica Fiorella, UTA Voices Staff Writer • October 11, 2019

What does a 15-minute delay mean to a city that runs at 1000 miles an hour? When a subway grinds to a halt in the middle of a tunnel, four strangers with different backgrounds,...

What Do You Gain from Dismissing Popular Fiction?

Nothing, really. I’m talking to you, fellow English majors.

Sonali Mathur, Contributing Writer • December 5, 2018

It seems like these days, every literature lover I come across manages to take some time out in his or her life to criticize Rupi Kaur’s line-breaks, John Green’s mysterious...

‘Widows’ Ranks Among the Best Heist Films

The follow up to his Oscar-winning “12 Years a Slave,” co-writer and director Steve McQueen returns with an arthouse heist thriller with the ensemble of the century

Guru Ramanathan, Film & TV Editor • November 19, 2018

The follow up to his Oscar-winning “12 Years a Slave,” co-writer and director Steve McQueen returns with an arthouse heist thriller with the ensemble of the century

Staff Recs: Bad Movies for a First Date

Staff • March 25, 2016

While they may be great films, avoid watching them on first dates at all costs.

Seven movies to look forward to at this year’s NYFF

Zach Martin, Film Editor • September 24, 2015

The New York Film Festival showcases some of the most promising Oscar-winning movies. Here's what to look forward to in this year's festival:

‘Gone Girl’ depicts strong antihero

Zach Martin, Staff Writer • November 6, 2014

"Gone Girl" deconstructs female stereotypes

Protagonist falls into female stereotypes

Isabel Jones, Film Editor • November 6, 2014

"Gone Girl" perpetuates female stereotypes

Female villains perpetuate stereotypes

Anubhuti Kumar, Contribtuting Writer • November 6, 2014

Female characters on film perpetuate stereotypes about evil women