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Category Archives: Film
Echoes from Home
For most people, the words “swiss alps” and “yodeling” conjure the echoes of Julie Andrews’ sweet voice. But German writer/director/producer Stefan Schwietert‘s documentary Echoes From Home takes the “The Sound of Music” to a whole new level. Schwietert’s documentary, released in 2007, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Multicultural, Music, Uncategorized, Video of the Day
Tagged Christian Zehlder, Echoes From Home, Stefan Schwietert, Swiss, yodeling
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Must CTV!
Some say that television is the medium of the 21st century. Columbia University’s CTV would agree. At Columbia University, television enthusiasts make their passion a practice at CTV. CTV is a student run network that produces News, Sports, and Original Programming … Continue reading
CONCRETE UTOPIA : A Call on Manifestos
Recent Barnard graduates Melanie Kress (’09) and Rosie duPont (’10) will be opening a new project space, CONCRETE UTOPIA, in Williamsburg on October 15th. For its inaugural project, CONCRETE UTOPIA, is issuing a call for manifestos for its project CALL ON MANIFESTOS. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Literature, Museums, Programs, Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged Columbia alumni, Concrete Utopia, Manifesto, PROJECT SPACE
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How A Lawless Man Became an American: Clint Eastwood at Film Society
There’s a moment in Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino in which the actor and director finally reveals the chiseled 1972 titular vehicle in the film. Eastwood’s character Walt remarks he put together the lavish muscle car together himself. It’s hard not … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Festival, Film
Tagged american, auteur theory, clint eastwood, film society of lincoln center, Lincoln Center, retrospectives
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Always Versatile, Always Dashing: Cary Grant Returns to BAM
There are certainly a number of classic moments throughout actor Cary Grant’s famed career—too many to even begin to describe in all their hilarity, sexiness, or thrills—but one of his most iconic will always stand out for me. It’s about … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Film
Tagged alfred hitchcock, bamcinematek, Brooklyn Academy of Music, cary grant, howard hawks, movies in nyc, retrospectives
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Destination: Hogwarts (and other places to suspend disbelief this summer)
I have a confession to make: I love Harry Potter. L-O-V-E. I’ve read all the books (highly recommended!), seen most of the movies (they just don’t quite measure up…), and even bought the merchandise (in my defense, that Gryffindor scarf … Continue reading
Nic Cage + Iguanas=Midnight Masterpiece?
Nicolas Cage: Some people love him. A lot of people hate him (and with good reason). Cage is one of those actors you love to hate, especially when he gives a manic performance with no limits. The IFC Center (6th … Continue reading
Baking in Stop-Motion Animation
Baking a cake: it’s art. It’s science. It’s delicious. French artist Alexandre Dubosc has combined all these elements of baking into a delightful stop-motion animated film that’s both whimsical and intriguing. You can also check out Dubosc’s Flickr page for … Continue reading
Posted in culinary arts, Film, Video of the Day
Tagged Alexandre Dubosc, animation, baking, Film, food, French, Photography, stop-motion animation, Video of the Day
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