"The Maroon" sits down with directing duo Daniels to discuss Michelle Yeoh, "The Matrix", blending genres, creating chaos, and everything
"Everything Everywhere All at Once."
From "Divergent" to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," here's a breakdown of all the movies and TV shows that have been filmed (or almost filmed) at UChicago.
The releases of “driver’s license,” “Lie Lie Lie,” and “Skin” reveal a public fascination with the personal lives of celebrities and the lengths to which PR and marketing will go to push certain narratives.
In a conversation with The Maroon and other college papers, "All My Life" costars Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr. discussed their recent film, lessons learned from COVID–19, and appreciating the little moments.
The genius of "The Queen’s Gambit" is its versatility. It tackles addiction without being an addiction drama, the drama of sport without being a sports drama, the emotions of a coming-of-age drama without falling prey to the clichés of the genre.
In our 56th annual Chicago International Film Festival mini-series finale, Head Editor Veronica Chang previews three films, including the film equivalent of “lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to” and an un-subtitled examination of isolation.
For the final review from this year's Chicago International Film Festival: Alfre Woodard shines as prison warden Bernadine Williams in death row drama "Clemency".
Next up in our series of reviews from the 55th Chicago International Film Festival is "Our Mothers," a story that weaves together the trauma and legacy of the Guatemalan Civil War.
Urie’s capabilities as a performer are well-honed and carefully calculated, his grandiose theatricality earning him deafening screams of adulation from the audience.
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