‘Mindhunter’ delves into the age of serial killers to comb their minds for motivation, while also discussing the obsession members of the public had for these murderers.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Meyerowitz Stories’ Brings Hilarity to Family Dysfunction
Baumbach’s film uses flawed and sympathetic characters to entertain audiences with intellectual snobbery and family drama.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Blade Runner 2049’ Blends Beautiful Sci-Fi with Existential Dread
Visionary director Denis Villeneuve crafts a modern sci-fi blockbuster underpinned by philosophical questions of humanity and masterful cinematography in ‘Blade Runner 2049’
Arts, Music, Review
Radiohead’s Music Video for ‘Lift’ Slowly Descends Into the Surreal
“Lift” is a song leftover from the days of Radiohead’s ‘Ok Computer’ in which the band looked to the future towards an age of conformity and isolation in technology.
Arts, Movies
In ‘Dunkirk,’ Nolan Brings Elegance and Simplicity to Blockbuster Filmmaking
Nolan expertly engrosses viewers in the experience of war, making ‘Dunkirk’ one of the most tense war dramas to date.
Arts, Television
‘Warning: This Drug May Kill You’ Devastates with Brutal Truths About the Opioid
Staring down various white pills, ‘Warning: This Drug Will Kill You’ documents the real struggles of families afflicted with addiction and their desperate attempts to escapes its grasp.
Arts, Music
HAIM’s “Right Now” Music Video Focuses Attention to the Band’s Raw Energy
Paul Thomas Anderson highlights HAIM’s performative excellence in the claustrophobic setting of its latest ‘Right Now’ music video.
Arts, On Campus, Artsfest 2017
Industry Insider Panel Discusses the State of Television in 2017
From streaming services, to networking and content creation, Tracey Wigfield, BC ’05 and other insiders in some of entertainments biggest industries speak about challenges in the current market.
On Campus, Arts, Movies, Artsfest 2017
Students Screen Social Justice Documentaries from Around the World
Student-made films about social justice issues provoked thoughtful reflection during screenings at BC’s Arts Fest 2017.
Movies, Arts
‘The Lost City of Z’ Counters Contemporary Cynicism with Genuine Epic
In ‘The Lost City of Z’ the real quest of one man is brought to life as a dream of a lifetime is brought to fruition one step at a time in the jungles of the Amazon.
