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Are the Oscar’s new diversity guidelines inclusive or intrusive?

Zackary Zeller - October 6, 2020

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Film review: “The Disrupted”

Allison Harris - September 10, 2020

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“Tenet” review: Nolan should go back in time and make a better movie

Mason Dredge - September 8, 2020

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Why must the Dark Knight be so dark

Mason Dredge - September 2, 2020

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Remembering actor Chadwick Boseman

Adeta Chareunsab - August 31, 2020

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Students’ thoughts on movie theater reopenings

Adeta Chareunsab - August 28, 2020 0

Nothing beats going to the movies with a couple of friends on a Friday night. Well, except COVID-19, of course.

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Loved ‘Tiger King?’ Here are other great documentaries to watch during quarantine

Sarah Abney - May 1, 2020 0

While in quarantine, most, if not all of us, have watched “Tiger King.” Now, what else is there to watch after that...

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Student filmmakers awarded at Bison Film festival

Emma Lane - April 30, 2020 0

The Bison Film Festival recently recognized UMKC students Emily Harris and Mahryn Rose for their short films. Harris received an Award of...

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‘Tigertail’—a beautiful tale of youth and sorrow

Adeta Chareunsab - April 23, 2020 0

We all have actions and choices we regret making. While there are times we can let them go, some regrets hold on...

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‘Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness’ review

Luke Mckiddy - March 31, 2020 0

Minor spoilers for “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.” As the world was huddled in their homes, quarantined in...

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Midwest Hollywood: Kansas City’s growing film culture

Adriana Macias - March 5, 2020 0

Kansas City was rated the 17th best city to live in as a filmmaker in a recent article by Moviemaker.com.

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‘The Invisible Man’ is worth seeing

Mason Dredge - March 2, 2020 0

The golden nugget any good horror story needs is a monster that reflects some broader human fear. “The Invisible Man”, despite ultimately...

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‘The Photograph’: A picturesque love story

Jasmine Jones - February 24, 2020 0

Love is the only feeling that can make you jump on couches like Tom Cruise in 2005, or completely loathe the thought...

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Honoring Kansas City filmmaker Robert Altman

Sarah Abney - February 23, 2020 0

February 20 marked what would have been unconventional filmmaker and Kansas City native Robert Altman’s 95th birthday. Altman captivated...

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Downhill is a lazy, uninspired remake

Blaise Zegers - February 18, 2020 0

“Downhill” brings us the story of married couple Billie, a cautious and impatient attorney (Julia Richard-Dreyfus) and Pete, an amiable and clingy...

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A history of black film

Frank Burnside - February 12, 2020 0

Black History Month focuses on the excellence of black culture and the adversity faced by our predecessors. The history of a black...

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Birds of Prey is for the birds

Mason Dredge - February 9, 2020 1

When Margot Robbie made her debut as the insane clown criminal Harley Quinn in 2016’s “Suicide Squad”, it seemed like a match...

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Are the Oscar’s new diversity guidelines inclusive or intrusive?

Film review: “The Disrupted”

“Tenet” review: Nolan should go back in time and make a better movie

Why must the Dark Knight be so dark

Remembering actor Chadwick Boseman

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