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'Yesterday' fails to honor The Beatles

‘Yesterday’ fails to honor The Beatles

Elena Waldman July 1, 2019

Bringing back the songs of one of the most infamous pop groups of all time, “Yesterday” creates a scenario seemingly no one wants to imagine: what if everyone forgot about The Beatles? Released June...

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7 Netflix titles to binge this summer

Matt Campbell June 26, 2019

Every month, Netflix adds dozens of titles to their catalog of classic and contemporary films. From comedies to documentaries, there are many new and existing titles that are perfect for a backyard “glamp-out”...

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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ entertains but lacks brevity

Ty Davis June 25, 2019

It is easy to simply dismiss critical dissatisfaction of a movie as pompousness disguised as intelligence, but it is a wholly separate situation when a film divides both critics and audiences on its quality....

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The Lyric livens cinema with the 20th ‘Annual Animation Show of Shows’

Ty Davis June 24, 2019

The Annual Animation Show of Shows has come to The Lyric Cinema for a limited time to bring you some of the best short animations from festivals across the world. Started in 1998 by Acme Filmworks founder...

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‘Booksmart’ focuses on friendship throughout a fun night on the town

Graham Shapley June 23, 2019

“Booksmart” actor and activist Olivia Wilde’s feature-length directorial debut hopes to capture crazy high school experiences and friendships within the time frame of a single night. “Booksmart”...

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5 podcasts to listen to when you’re doing other things

Elena Waldman June 19, 2019

As summer break settles in and the strict student regime we’re all used to falls apart, it can be overwhelming to find things to fill up newfound free time. Luckily, streaming platforms offer no shortage...

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‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’ showcases a new narrative on a notorious killer

Claire Oliver May 8, 2019

Ted Bundy is a name synonymous with "serial killer" in the United States. His fame came from the first-ever televised murder trial in Florida in 1978 with Bundy’s charismatic personality shining through...

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‘Avengers: Endgame’ finishes a story 11 years in the making

Graham Shapley April 28, 2019

Spoiler Warning: There will not be spoilers for the “Avengers: Endgame" ending, but spoilers for the previous Avengers title, “Infinity War" is required for context. “Avengers: Endgame” is a tough...

'Letter from Masanjia' sends message about Chinese oppression

‘Letter from Masanjia’ sends message about Chinese oppression

Graham Shapley April 16, 2019

The ACT Human Rights Film Festival presents many viewpoints that are not typically heard. It also shines a light on victims of human rights abuses. It’s rare, however, that the subjects of these...

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‘Eldorado’ reveals that refugee stories don’t end when they reach shore

Graham Shapley April 16, 2019

The ACT Human Rights Film Festival’s acronym contains their mission statement: to awaken, connect and transform. Awaken viewers to human rights violations, connect them through human faces and transform...

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ACT Film Festival Shorts show different lenses of human rights

Maddie Wright April 15, 2019

As the fourth annual ACT Film Festival came to a close, the last day opened with a block of short films. Five films played from different parts of the world, the shortest being 12 minutes and the longest...

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‘Waldheim Waltz’ mirrors today’s issues

Dom Brazeau April 15, 2019

The fourth annual ACT Film Festival came to a close April 13 with “Waldheim Waltz” directed by Ruth Beckermann, who is the daughter of Jewish Holocaust survivors. The story is about Austrian diplomat...

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