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Have you ever practiced a few punches and kicks when you’re alone in the elevator? In honor of International Women’s Day, your days of wondering are now over and you can now discover exactly which fictional woman warrior you are.
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Jaime Castañeda’s rendition of “Vietgone” reminds us that wars are not fought by political ideologies but by mothers and fathers, siblings and children.
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There seems to be a sentiment among moviegoers that cinema presents us with a completely apolitical experience. The word “entertainment” is often thrown around in defense of movies with tenuous moral premises. People say, “It’s mere entertainment,” or, “It’s just fun.” Seen in this light, movies are an escape from
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Quentin Tarantino and the directing duo of Joel and Ethan Coen — colloquially the Coen brothers — are icons of American pop culture. Their films pay homage to the pulp, exploitation and noir genres of the early and mid-20th century, while their filmmaking styles are distinctive late-20th century hallmarks. Violence,
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