Student documentaries debut at South City Campus
SLCC recently hosted a film festival, allowing documentary students to display what they worked on all semester.
Robbery finds its home in ‘The Town’
First time at bat Ben Affleck showed us he was no slouch as a director with the critically acclaimed Gone Baby Gone. His second...
The Weekly Reel: Can comics be used as high-concept film pitches?
Arts reporter Stephen Romney looks into comic-turned-films such as 'Oblivion' and how they rate at the box office.
Movie review: ‘Blade Runner 2049’
Movie critic Court Casselman says "Blade Runner 2049" is a spectacular sci-fi sequel that surpasses the original in every way.
Slamdance preserves power of unique storytelling
The Slamdance Film Festival offers another venue for independent filmmakers to showcase their work.
Students and staff can take a break this summer with free movie tickets
The Thayne Center is offering free tickets to four films for its Summer Movie Nights promotion.
Friends, colleagues pay tribute to Mark Davis
Students, faculty, staff and friends gather to honor SLCC film professor Mark Davis.
Movie review: ‘Lone Survivor’ would have worked better as a docu-drama
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews "Lone Survivor," the war film that would have worked better as a docu-drama.
‘Avengers: Endgame’ student screening sells out
Student Life and Leadership offered tickets to an advance screening of "Avengers: Endgame," which sold out quickly.
How to experience Sundance this year
The coronavirus pandemic has turned Sundance 2021 into a virtual event. Learn how to participate in the online festival.
‘Prometheus’ provides cerebral sci-fi thrills
Top notch performances and cinematography provide out of this world experience
Movie Review: ‘Need for Speed’ gives audiences fast cars and furious driving
'Need for Speed' breaks bad at the theaters.