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Andrew Hallenberg photographs the hazy goodbye of beloved friend, Kimmy Goldstein. He doesn’t know where the dog came from. Andrew Hallenberg is a junior Film,…

You know that advice about not running away from your problems? Well, obviously Cheryl Strayed never fully learned that mantra as evident in her decision…

James Marsh’s The Theory of Everything is an incredible tearjerker, being a very human depiction of love in the face of such a tragic difficulty.…

IC psychology grad makes leap to film acting The stuffy July air buzzed with nervous excitement as Ithaca College graduate Daniel Dambroff (College of Humanities…

I picked up film photography about a year and a half ago, and from the beginning something about the emptiness and loneliness one can feel in nature has drawn me towards photographing series of landscapes.

9, Focus Features, 2009 By  Amelia Blevins Set in an unnamed dystopia, 9 is made up of all the usual suspects found in post-apocalypse thrillers,…

Moon, Liberty Films UK, 2009 By Bryant Francis This summer saw plenty of big-budget sci-fi extravaganzas. Lots of giant robots, explosions, more giant robots (it…

By Bryant Francis 2008 was certainly a huge hit for blockbuster movies, with films like Iron Man and The Dark Knight making enough money to…

One soldier documents his experiences By Karin Fleming The soldier pokes through a fire pit, pointing out the remains of the person whose body was…

By Shaun Poust When I met New York Times film critic A.O. Scott, I caught him in what he called a “moment of vanity.” He…