All posts tagged "film"
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Tivoli theater closes – film classes move back to campus
Westport’s Tivoli Cinemas, one of the metro’s last art houses, closed its doors Friday after 36 years of operation. The cinema was a haven for...
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Kameron Sheffield on making music for film
Imagine getting the chance to make background music for a short film. That’s exactly what UMKC student Kameron Sheffield did, but he wouldn’t quite call...
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4FKC: Bringing Kansas City filmmakers into the spotlight
The lights dim as the 131 seat theater fills up. Up next are13 short films with one purpose: To prove that Kansas City has a...
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Loving Vincent: The Paintings of Vincent Van Gogh come to life
Loving Vincent takes its audiences into the world of Vincent Van Gogh by bringing his paintings to life on screen. A breathtaking collaboration of over...
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Backpack Full of Cash: Documentary raises questions about privatizing education
UMKC community members gathered at Trinity Methodist Church last week for a special screening of the new education documentary, Backpack Full of Cash. After the...
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Netflix’s Death Note Leaves Viewers Conflicted
Death Note is a fun, yet frustrating film to watch. Tightly edited, visually interesting and enjoyable, this Netflix adaptation of an esteemed manga succeeds as...
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Diversity: Progress or Pandering?
Isaac Newton once said that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. As a child with a somewhat large girth about me, I learned...
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Power Rangers Morphs Less than it is Mighty
If you had to place me somewhere on a “Power Rangers fan scale,” I’d probably fall squarely between die-hard fan and totally ignorant. You’d never...
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La La Land: How to Save Cinema and Society
I may be a little late on the curve, but the other day I saw La La Land. I’m sure you’re wondering if I enjoyed...
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Peele’s Get Out Cleverly Illustrates Societal Horrors
When I first saw adverts for Get Out, I assumed it would be a movie that could not possibly get its unlikely mix of elements...
