Sounds like a plan — Sometimes making plans means being flexible for the future
There are so many things in life to be planned. What if something doesn’t go according to plan? Is the solution to plan better, or to not plan in the […]
Tag: film
Splitting the box office – McAvoy dazzles as man struggling with dissociative identity disorder
Once hailed as a groundbreaking director at the turn of the millennium, M. Night Shyamalan’s career has slowly spiraled into relative obscurity — until now. His latest project “Split” surprised […]
Around the clock – ‘Insomniacs Play Festival’ challenges students to produce play in 24 hours
When Tanner Collier first heard about the “Insomniac’s Play Festival” last year, he was intrigued.
Lights, camera, education: UI JAMM professors work to revive film, television studies program
At the University of Idaho, film and television died many years ago – or, at least the film and television studies program did. Years later, Broadcast Journalism Professors Russell Meeuf […]
Foreign films for fall – Five great movies to take you across the Atlantic
The weeks leading up to Halloween are full of spooky festivities and while the holiday is celebrated across America, it”s not for everyone. For those who love the month but […]
A fantastic waste — “Fantastic Four” remake is better off as a Redbox rental
Bradley Burgess | Rawr The Fantastic Four were Marvel Comics’ very first superhero team, laying the groundwork for what ultimately became the Marvel Comics Universe. The tale of four astronauts […]
UI”s Women”s Center hosts free screening of film that celebrates voting rights for women
The 21st century has afforded American society with a number of luxuries that are easy to pass off as nothing more than commonplace conveniences – it”s not difficult to take […]
First film was a success – Foreign films headline first International Film Series at Kenworthy
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre premiered “Ida,” the first of five foreign films, Aug. 18 to kick off the first International Film Series in Moscow. “Ida,” a Polish film, won […]
Left out of the history books
Documentary sheds light on female jazz musicians Director and producer Judy Chaikin got the idea for “The Girls in the Band” from one of her friends, the daughter of a […]
From France, with love
Kick off the month of October with the Palouse French Film Festival France is an eclectic country with an abundance of rich culture and an extensive history of expression. It […]