Ana Hallman
ARTICLES
Arts
'Presenting the Damn Thing:' A Powerful Contemplation of American Heritage
Philly local Inga Kimberly Brown's art exhibit weaves together an American Dialogue with the artist's own identity.
Film
'Falling Inn Love' is a Waste of 98 Minutes
Poorly used clichés and regressive gender roles make this romantic comedy entirely unwatchable.
Film
'Everybody Knows' Is a Poignant and Relevant Family Drama
A worthwhile glimpse into Spain's present feudalistic hierarchy.
Film
Netflix's "It's Bruno!" is Your Next Binge.
"It's Bruno!" is a funny and simple tale about a dog and his owner.
Film
A Look at the Trope of the Gay Best Friend
The comedic, one–dimensional GBF trope must be given more complexity.
Film
'The Perfect Date' Reveals Noah Centineo's Bad Acting
A look at Centineo's acting through his three most popular romantic comedies.
Film
'The Aftermath': Boring and Predictable
The Aftermath is a poorly recycled rendition of Romeo and Juliet that tastelessly uses World War II as its backdrop.
Film
Why Ryan Gosling is My Favorite Actor
He can make you cry just as easily as he can make you laugh—and he's handsome, too.
Film
Are Movie Theaters Going to Disappear?
Movie theaters are experiencing lower attendance, but that doesn't have to mean that they'll go extinct.
Film
Everything You Need to Know about Netflix Changes this April
Here are the notable titles that are joining and leaving the site.
Film
Enjoy Hospital–Based Films with Social Commentary at Penn's Bioethics Film Festival
The festival, starting March 26, features free movies, free food, and thought–provoking discussions.
Television
Ricky Gervais' New Show 'After Life' Is a Disappointment
This show, which he writes, directs, and stars in, just proves his critics right.
Film
What to Watch on Netflix this Valentine’s Day Depending On Your Mood
Happily in love? Angsty and sad? We got you covered.
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