This week, "Mad Men" turned from its tone of death and despair back to one of adulterous mishaps and discontent, yet still subtly reminded us of the past.
For a show so wittily chatty, this episode decides to explore moments when a thought is best expressed by saying nothing. This week was all about awkward silences, glances and wordless vocal noises.
The films that absolutely everyone will be talking about... for better or for worse. Even if you're not going to see it in theaters, lead the watercooler conversation at your summer internship with these conversation starters.
Glee took an unexpected turn to a more serious side this week. With all the wild things that happened, it’s fitting to list the Top 4 heart-racing moments of this week's episode.
“Disconnect” is an intense, multi–perspective drama whose four star–packed storylines are tethered by loss, emotional detachment and internet crime. The film is an anthology of topical offenses, from cyberbullying to identity theft, offering important information about privacy and internet security without getting overly–educational or preachy.
Name and Year: Dylan Hansen–Fliedner & Jason Jadick, C’14
Majors: English/Creative Writing & Cinema Studies
Website: www.lunarcircleproductions.com
STREET: How did you each get into filmmaking?
Prior to winning a date with Tad Hamilton and charming Superman and… well, I don’t really know what else because Kate Bosworth really hasn’t been in a lot of movies.
Philly ‘80s Horror Double
Feature
April 7, 7 P.M. at PhilaMOCA
531 N 12th St.
Philadelphia has always been a hub for so–bad–they’re–good horror B–movies.
There’s no denying that “Trance” is stylish — after all, it is directed by Danny Boyle, of “Slumdog Millionaire” and the London Olympics Opening Ceremony fame.