In a virtual screening and discussion, BC’s Center for Human Rights and International Justice showcased Director Michèle Stephenson’s latest documentary.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Explores Admissions Scandal
‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ unpacks the corruption of private college counselor Rick Singer and the wealthy families he colluded with.
Arts, Television, Review
Demi Lovato Reflects on Her Past in ‘Dancing with the Devil’
In YouTube’s latest documentary, the singer dives into the struggles and the growth she has experienced.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘I Am Greta’ Shares the Journey of a Climate Justice Icon
Greta Thunberg demands change in Hulu’s latest documentary.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ is Chillingly Eerie
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ investigated a harrowing crime with archival footage from police investigations, trial proceeding, and–perhaps surprisingly–Facebook.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Boys State’ Hints At Grim Future of American Politics
The documentary ‘Boys State,’ which follows four teenage boys as they participate in a mock government exercise, reflects the partisanship and backstabbing of America’s current political climate.
Metro, Boston
City Releases Documentary on Boston Marathon Bombing Memorial Monument
The City of Boston recently released a brief documentary highlighting the design process and meaning behind the monument entitled Re-Marking the Boston Marathon.
Opinions, Column
Understanding and Respecting Disabilities
“It can feel uncomfortable at some points, like the feeling of holding lingering eye contact with someone just beyond the comfortable amount of time.”
News, Featured Story
From BC Employees, Stories Of Immigration Told Through A Documentary
“Immigration Reflection” focused on three BC dining workers who had immigrated to America.
