Love, Life, and How to Live: Tony Ahedo’s Film Icon
Ahedo's debut feature, succeeding on the festival circuit, adds new layers to a story of teenage pregnancy and redefining fatherhood.
Ting Shing Koh
Ting Shing Koh is a rising junior at New York University studying Media, Culture, and Communication. She hopes to raise awareness and provoke thought while providing inspiration and comfort.
First Look at Starz’s True Crime Docuseries, “Confronting a Serial Killer”
On September 25, 2014, Sam Little was convicted of a series of murders and sentenced...
Women’s History Month: 11 Acclaimed Female Film Directors of the Past and Present
Female directors have been woefully underrated in Hollywood for the longest time. But in recent...
#StopAsianHate: Startling Signs, Systemic Racism, and Solutions
The pandemic, combined with Trump’s presidency, has led to an increase in xenophobic mentalities...
Netflix's “Malcolm & Marie” Depicts an Emotionally Exhausting Repetitive Loop of Interpersonal Toxicity
Starring Zendaya and John David Washington, Sam Levinson’s latest film “Malcolm & Marie” depicts an...
Culture, Couture, and Catty Competition: “Bling Empire” Series Review
Imagine “Gossip Girl” meets “Crazy Rich Asians,” but set in Los Angeles and 100% real....
Anthony Nti's Film "Da Yie" Depicts Childlike Innocence in a Dangerous World
Spoilers ahead. Anthony Nti’s short film “Da Yie” (“Good Night”) [https://www.imdb.com/...
Biden's Cabinet of Diversity
2020 saw one of the most monumental elections in American history. As the map turned...
Charles Xiuzhi Dong’s Short Film “After Class": A Review
A young girl jumps into oncoming traffic, willingly, intentionally, purposefully. This is the final scene...
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