‘The Trip to Spain’ follows trite format, falls flat
“The Trip to Spain” runs exactly like one would expect from the third installment of a comedic culinary travelogue.
Topic: Film
Kim ’19: We need Asian American representation in Hollywood
In recent years, Hollywood has been pushing for equal representation for all genders, sexualities and ethnicities on-screen.
‘Patti Cake$’ emotionally, thoughtfully follows aspiring rapper
Cable Car Cinema has been a staple of the Providence indie scene for decades.
Middle East Studies hosts film series on displacement
Ursurla Biemann has been welcomed to Brown by the Middle East Studies Department surrounding the theme of “Displacement and the Making of the Modern World.”
Ivy Film Festival releases festival schedule
The lineup for the 2017 Ivy Film Festival is slated to cover a breadth of topics.
Il Cinema Ritrovato imports Italian films, gelato flavors
In the early months of spring, Brown students enjoy multiple film festivals — from the French Film Festival to the anticipated Ivy Film Festival.
‘Paterson’ follows life and love of New Jersey bus driver
Throughout the film, the audience gains a sense of Paterson’s daily routine, from his regular drives down Route 23 to his nighttime walks to the nearby bar
Wayland ’18: Trump administration at odds with national film culture
Labels carry weight in Hollywood.
Race, gender define Oscars’ best picture race
The Golden Globes, affectionately known as the little (and drunker) brother to the Academy Awards, aired with much fanfare Jan. 8.
Disappointing ‘Storks’ falls from sky
“Storks,” the Warner Bros. joins a host of films that have attempted to explore the possibilities of simulating flight through animation.
