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Phantom of the Opera at Sage Chapel

Daveen Koh  —  Feb 22, 2013

 Daveen Koh '13 reviews Cornell Cinema's organ-accompanied screening of the original Phantom of the Opera.

The Sun Picks the 2013 Oscar Winners

Sun Staff  —  Feb 20, 2013

Five Arts and Entertainment writers pick who will, and should, win the 2013 Academy Awards.

ZAHOS: And I, for One, Welcome Our New Digital Overlords

Zachary Zahos  —  Feb 20, 2013

Zachary Zahos '15 sees the conversion from celluloid to digital film as inevitable, unavoidable and nearly complete.

Banff is Back

Danyoung Kim  —  Feb 19, 2013

Banff Film Festival returned to Cornell this weekend at Bailey Hall and gave Danyoung Kim '16, along with a slew of filmmakers and Ithacans, a new appreciation for the outdoors. 

Ending the Tyranny of Normal

Adam Lerner  —  Feb 11, 2013

Adam Lerner '13 roots for an Oscars underdog and reflects on the modern taboo of mental health.

Two Movies, 12 Monkeys

Sam Bromer  —  Feb 8, 2013

The first time I saw 12 Monkeys, Terry Gilliam’s tale of time travel and global catastrophe, it blew my mind, says Sam Bromer '16.

Grappling With History: Django vs. Lincoln

Henry Staley  —  Feb 8, 2013

If a film doesn't make you uncomfortable, it isn't doing it's job. Henry Staley '16 explains why Django Unchained is just offensive enough.

Don't Retreat. Retweet.

Daveen Koh  —  Feb 4, 2013

Daveen Koh '14 discusses Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, a startling look at one of the world's most unapologetic artists.

Free Radical Experimentation

Kaitlyn Tiffany  —  Jan 30, 2013

The first film in Cornell Cinema’s Experimental Film Series is Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film.

Love, Cut to the Bone

Eleni Konstanto...  —  Jan 25, 2013

Jacques Audiard's Rust and Bone offers an intimate and highly realistic portrait of life, writes Eleni Konstantopoulos '13

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