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Stoicism in Film: Changing Lanes

True stoicism in film is somewhat rare. Many films put particular emphasis on emotion and its impact in our daily

There are probably no two films that, at first glance, appear less comparable than Alexander Payne’s Nebraska and Werner Herzog’s

Film reviews are, more than anything, a reflection of their audience. Where most films aim to entertain their respective audiences,

Contemporary French cinema has seen a rise in the number of female filmmakers, and in turn, an increased focus on

Though Hollywood has dominated the global film industry since the 1910’s, many influential directors and films have surfaced outside of

During the second wave of feminism in the 1960’s and 70’s, feminist theorists put increasing attention on representations of women

Trainspotting, a film by director Danny Boyle, follows the misadventures of a group of Scottish heroin addicts in the late

The Matrix presents a metaphysical scenario that asks the question: is our perception of physical space-time real? But this question