‘Mother Mary’ on Stardom, Spectral Visions, and Seeking Clarity

Alexandrine Bourlot • April 26, 2026

Mother Mary, A24’s newest film starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, melds commentary on stardom with macabre notes of the occult. With a unique storyline and mise-en-scène, the film’s darker motif entrances viewers from start to finish.

The Devouring Mother and the Man-Child: Ari Aster’s New Movie Explores the Horrors of Family Trauma

Sofia Torres • May 1, 2023

Ari Aster's new movie attempts to expose the effects an unhealthy mother-and-son relationship, but loses its focus within tragicomic events.

‘Aftersun’ Encapsulates The Growing Distance Between Father and Daughter in Childhood

Sofia Torres • November 20, 2022

The A24 release excels as a mood film, but is unable to reach audiences deeper due to a dull and drawn-out execution.

A24 Student Intern to Plan Film Events on Campus

Jillian Ran • October 7, 2020

Leyla Hotamisligil, MCAS '22, is organizing screenings and other film-related events to promote the movie studio A24 on campus.

‘Boys State’ Directors and Subjects Talk Politics

Shaun Taxali • October 4, 2020

Student journalists spoke with the cast and crew of 'Boys State' about the documentary's political implications.

Speaking With the Cast of A24’s ‘Mid90s’

Jacob Schick • October 18, 2018

The cast of 'Mid90s' sat down to discuss Jonah Hill's directing debut about skating culture in the '90s.

‘Moonlight’ is an Astounding Journey of Self-Preservation and Self-Discovery

Ryder Lee • November 2, 2016

Following a young gay black man, 'Moonlight' discovers that, in all stages of life, strength and self-assurance is direly needed when working with the unfortunate hands life may deal.

Film Distributor A24 Gears Itself Toward Creativity Rather than Revenue

Grace Godvin • February 7, 2016

In an industry obsessed with box office grosses and film rights acquisitions, film distributor A24 displays an affinity for artistic freedom and the merits of liberal expression.