If the last few years has not robbed you of your empathy, then brace yourself to watch this movie. "Mama Colonel" almost made me cry where I sat.
Sexual and child abuse are prevalent problems in the Democratic...
Images of war-torn Iraq permeate the media, but few sources have taken an in-depth look at the lives who are affected by the conflict.Â
The film "Nowhere to Hide" explores this element with diligence....
Ethiopia has a paradoxical relationship with agriculture.
"Dead Donkeys Fear No Hyenas" shows how the previous administration in the Ethiopian government sold thousands of hectares of land to agricultural...
You may not know the full the story of the Syrian civil war, but ACT Human Right's Flim Festival's "A Memory in Khaki" will fill you in.Â
“We want to tell the history and the background story of...
Documenting real lives through film is an important yet difficult thing to do, and on topics concerning the need for social justice, can be very difficult to do compassionately.
Thursday night in Colorado State University’s Eddy building was a place for enlightenment and inspiration.Â
The third annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival kicked off with a presentation of eight...
Having read the book, I was completely expecting to hate this movie.
But all things considered, the movie for "Ready Player One" is actually rather enjoyable. The character is less insufferable, and avoids...
With his latest movie certified "fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes, Wes Anderson has created yet another aesthetically pleasing film. Colorado State University film professors weigh in on their favorite Anderson film, and what stylistic aspects of his films they most appreciate.
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