In a thoughtful screening and panel, ‘An American Conscience’ reinforces the idea again and again that to reject ideas, on must first understand them.
McMullen ‘Artist as a Mystic’ Unleashes Adorns Walls with Ethereal Imagery
Adopting an ethereal and truly enchanting style, Rafael Soriano creates stunning works that transcend this realm and bring viewers into another.
Recognition, Representation, and Reward
Boston College organizations give their thoughts on this years nominations and speak to the larger issue of the lack of diversity in Hollywood.
VHS Visuals Bring ‘A Little Uncanny’ to a Powerful Emotional Center
Using visuals many viewers will recognize, Conor Oberst is able to connect his viewers to his lyrics more effectively through this coupled media.
No Distance Proves Too Great for Love in ‘Space Between Us’
‘The Space Between Us’ is sweet, if not a little sappy, but overall the story contains too much heart to truly hate.
Pining for Podcasts
This week’s I’m Just Sayin’ explores the idea of podcasts as an artistic and daily escape, one perfect for a long drive.
Netflix’s ‘iBoy’ Explores Hopes and Fears in the Digital World
Though the film has a good bit of heart, the mind of the movie explores the powers of technology both real and imaginary.
The Gilmore Looking Glass
The Gilmore Girls charm is a universal one. Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s relatability is rooted in their love for witty bickering and junk food – pastimes Veronica Gordo knows all too well.
Bill Burr Challenges the Oversensitive Mainstream in ‘Walk Your Way Out’
In his latest special, Bill Burr pulls no punches, challenging viewers to find the comedy in the most mundane and horrible aspects of daily life.
Train’s ‘A Girl, a Boat, a Bottle’ Provides a Sunny Escape
With songs “Drink Up” and “Play That Song,” Train encourages a positive and upbeat outlook on the world we live in and all the fun to be had.