15 summer movies you can’t miss

“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.
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“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.
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In this year’s awards season, Hollywood recognized sexual misconduct in the industry, and the absence of female narratives.
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It’s only fitting that this city would host the longest-running film festival in the Americas, the San Francisco International Film Festival.
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You’d think two girls who’ve been dating for a decent amount of time would know what a vagina looks like — but apparently not.
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The reality of this fight, as depicted by the film, was to experience these conflicting emotions simultaneously all in the context of the ever-consuming pressure to survive.
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UC Berkeley’s film community is small but mighty. Luckily, there are plenty of opportunities for writers, directors, production designers and other filmmaking artists to demonstrate their range of visual storytelling techniques and talents. From Sept. 6-12, Campus MovieFest, or CMF, will be at UC Berkeley, challenging students to make original
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While the debate between the streaming giants of today versus the studios, exhibitors, festival directors and cinephilic spectators will always exist, Netflix’s ability to offer such distinctive visions should be commended rather than chastised.
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“Raw” is a beautiful amalgamation of a psychological thriller, a coming-of-age comedy and a splatter horror flick that seamlessly crosses genre boundaries.
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“Assassin’s Creed” is the best videogame-to-film adaptation yet. But that’s not saying much. These kind of adaptations have become a common talking point in relation to the worst films of all time. Studios want to adapt video games because they’re quickly becoming the most marketable and highest grossing entertainment industry.
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Grade: A- When “Bicycle Thieves” was released in 1948 in post-World War II Italy, the film humanized the struggle for a working class man to make a living for himself and his family in a world depleted of hope and money. The film is now widely considered one of the
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