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There are great filmmakers in the world. There are even great filmmakers who are able to single-handedly define a whole genre. Then there is Hayao Miyazaki.
It started off oh, so simply — Nathan Fielder, a graduate of one of Canada’s top business schools with really good grades, would go into struggling businesses and implement out-of-the-box ideas to ...
To many, the mark of a great film is its originality. And subsequently, to those, the mark of a great filmmaker would be their ability to create consistently original films. But that worldview suffers ...
Few things are more popular right now than stories about murder. Whether about Jeffrey Dahmer or Ted Bundy, narratives of soulless killers are some of the most consistently popular pieces of media. But ...
There is no current band working harder than King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. The six-piece experimental rock combo from Melbourne, Australia has released 25 albums since their debut LP in September ...
Underscores, the musical pen name of April Harper Grey, has quickly risen to the top of the growing hyperpop genre. Her 2021 debut album “fishmonger” brought a breath of fresh air to the genre, incorporating ...
Of all the great filmmakers to come out of the 21st century, few have been as consistently fascinating and artistically daring as Ryusuke Hamaguchi. Starting out with a series of low-budget student films ...
It’s rare to sit down for a movie fully assured that it will be a monumental work of cinema. It’s even rarer for that film to be made by — in my opinion — the greatest American filmmaker who’s ...
While the John Carter Brown and John Hay libraries have housed Native American and Indigenous materials within their collections in the past, there had never previously been a cohesive curation to them. ...
Wes Anderson has always been an anomaly. But in recent years, his mystique has only continued to grow. He is probably the most well-known, independent filmmaker and somehow simultaneously the most misunderstood. ...
Since its inception, the genre of science fiction has persisted due to its ability to project questions of today onto the technologies of tomorrow. It would seem that good science fiction must be political: ...
Over the past few decades, cinema from the Spanish-speaking world has made its way to the forefront of the contemporary film scene. This development has allowed new cinematic voices to establish a now-rich ...
In a little corner of the world known as New Zealand, The Beths, a four-piece indie rock group consisting of Elizabeth Stokes, Jonathan Pearce, Benjamin Sinclair and Tristan Deck have been releasing some ...
Yorgos Lanthimos, the idiosyncratic Greek director behind films such as “The Favourite” and “The Killing of a Sacred Deer,” has never been afraid to push an audience outside of their comfort zone. ...
Horror films are in something of a renaissance these days. A combination of small budgets and high demand mean that the genre is becoming one of the few places in the current cinematic landscape where ...
As long as comedy exists, there will always be one perpetual setting: high school. With the perfect locale to tap into audiences’ collective highs and lows, traumas and embarrassments, the high school ...
It’s the great American story: Make billions, screw over all your competition, divide your family against each other and become a central figure in the contemporary landscape of conservative politics. ...
The romantic comedy has always been an integral part of film history — but not without its fair share of ups and downs. From the early classics such as “It Happened One Night” to later incarnations ...
Few figures in pop culture history have seen and done more than Mario, the fictional Italian-American plumber and face of video game giant Nintendo. Since making his first red-capped appearance in the ...
College Hill is home to many historic centers of art and culture open for students to explore. From visual art to literature and film, these are three places near Brown to scratch your artistic itch.
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