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The Australian New Wave Movement: The Neglected Cinematic Revolution From the Land Down Under

Andrew Valianti
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The Most Cinematic Music Videos of the Last Decade | From Pet Shop Boys, Jamie XX, Jay-Z and More

David Tsintsadze
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The Curious Case of Martin Scorsese’s ‘Port Authority’: The Transexual Representation Film You’ve Never Heard of

Tyler Sear
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Netflix’s ‘Carnaval’: This Brazilian Film is Endearing, Still Not Enough To Influence

Sean Aversa
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The Coen Brothers: Masters at Showing America in Characters 

Jacqueline Postajian
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‘Baggio: The Divine Ponytail’: Should Come With A Label – ‘For Soccer Fans Only’

Jacqueline Postajian
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What Is Going on at Sony Pictures Animation? The Reasons Behind the Revitalized Success

Tyler Sear
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New York Nostalgia: 10 Shows and Films to Watch When Missing NYC

Alexa Sutherland
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A Tribute To Spike Jonze: Versatility and Voice

Melissa McGrath
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Examining the 10 Best American Films From  the AFI’s “100 Years…100 Movies” List 

Andrew Valianti
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‘Oslo’: A Toothless Example of the American Perception of the Middle East Conflict

Tyler Sear
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