The “Moonlight” director speaks candidly on James Baldwin, #MeToo and his latest film “If Beale Street Could Talk.”
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Puberty Sucks But ‘Eighth Grade’ Doesn’t
Buckle up. “Eighth Grade” is taking us on a trip down memory lane.
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Greta Gerwig and the Indie That Could
“Lady Bird” director Greta Gerwig spoke with college newspapers about mothers and daughters, women in film and finding glory in your hometown.
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A Tale of Two Administrations
Academy Award-nominated biopic “The Post” reveals unsettling parallels between the political administrations of then and now.
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Ai Weiwei Challenges Trump’s Wall, DACA Repeal
You might have noticed a birdcage underneath the Arch in WSP. The cage, Ai Weiwei’s “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors,” is a comment on the increasing hostility toward immigrants and the rise of nationalism throughout the world.
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Vail Dance Festival Showcases Female Choreographers
“Ballet is woman” is at the core of Vail Dance Festival’s 2017 NOW Premieres. Showcasing all female choreographers, NOW Premieres will feature world premieres from Lauren Lovette, Claudia Schreier, Michelle Dorrance and Pam Tanowitz.
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Barry Jenkins Says To Never Adapt Your Heroes
The “Moonlight” director speaks candidly on James Baldwin, #MeToo and his latest film “If Beale Street Could Talk.”
‘Suspiria’ Breathes Life Into Argento’s Horror Classic
Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria” is a beautifully twisted ode to Dario Argento’s classic.
Aliza Russell: From Kansas City to Princess Grace
Aspiring dancer Aliza Russell discusses her journey from Missouri to NYU and, most recently, a Princess Grace scholarship.
Sex, Drugs and a Reality Show
An intimate behind-the-scenes look at New York University’s Presidential Welcome.
Bradley Cooper Revitalizes a Star in “A Star is Born”
Bradley Cooper revitalizes Lady Gaga’s superstardom in his remake of “A Star is Born.”
Film Series Spotlights Women Behind the Camera
Uptown, the Film Society of Lincoln Center is hosting “The Female Gaze,” a two-week survey of films shot by women cinematographers.
A Legacy and Disturbing Truth: ‘I Am Not Your Negro’
A year later, “I Am Not Your Negro” is still more relevant than ever.
Puberty Sucks But ‘Eighth Grade’ Doesn’t
Buckle up. “Eighth Grade” is taking us on a trip down memory lane.
Tisch Gala Celebrates Students, Calls For Change
A jubilant procession of students, teachers, donors and alumni congregated at the Capitale on Monday night for the Tisch School of the Arts 2018 Gala.
Film Students Use Flyers to Push for Course Addition
After being waitlisted or denied entry into the capstone course for the Film & TV program, students in Tisch created and posted flyers voicing their grievances.
