Nick Stergiopoulos
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Film
Short and Sweet: The Best Narrative Short Films From SXSW.
As part of our continuing coverage of SXSW, Street checks out what five up-and-coming directors could achieve in 15 minutes or less.
Film
Dee Rees’ latest benefits from its good intentions…and not enough else
The buzz surrounding festival darling Pariah seems to suggest an authentic and revealing examination of race and sexuality — in an environment where black gay characters are rarely given a voice, Pariah is a welcome project.
Finals Hibernation Fare
It’s the first day of December, which means it’s time to start planning your hibernation — it’s almost finals season, in case you forgot.
Film
Interview: Elizabeth Olsen and Sean Durkin
Street sat down with Martha Marcy May Marlene director Sean Durkin and actress Elizabeth Olsen. Turns out, Lizzie isn’t just Mary–Kate and Ashley’s little sister anymore.
Film
A Lesson in Distraction: Best of Netflix Instant
It’s midterm season, which means that your time spent on Netflix is likely to increase exponentially.
Overhead at Penn: 03.24.11
One guy in Hillel to another: Is AEPi more hardcore than TEP?
A’s guy: She was all over me, grabbing me.
Music
One Track Mind: Lady Gaga, "Born This Way"
When Lady Gaga released the lyrics to “Born This Way” a few weeks ago, many were skeptical of the song’s simplistic and moralistic message.
Word on the street
Word on the Street: OCR for a Film/English Major
After analyzing gender dynamics in Eliot’s Daniel Deronda, I left my 19th Century Lit class and went home to retrieve my slightly oversized suit jacket.
Film
Review: Biutiful
Javier Bardem is remarkable in Innaritu's biutifully shot yet overbearing drama.
Review
Review: Landmark Americana
Penn students don’t often venture to Drexel’s campus, but there’s at least one destination that is worth checking out.
Film
Review: The Social Network
Before Mark Zuckerberg became the world’s youngest billionaire, he was as awkward at talking to women as anyone in Skirkanich Hall.
The opening sequence of The Social Network depicts a rapid-fire, cringe-worthy exchange between Zuckerberg (Eisenberg) and his girlfriend.
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