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Shakespeare in the Age of Intersectionality

June 20, 2019 Titus Techera 2

It used to seem vulgar that something like Shakespeare in Love (1998) could win the Best Picture Oscar. It didn’t have anything to do with Shakespeare, really, and was essentially just another romantic comedy, with […]

“Dunkirk” is beautifully simple, even in its portrait of the sufferings of war

July 25, 2017 Lauren Enk Mann 4

When renowned director Christopher Nolan chose to tackle one of the most remarkable events of World War II, audiences knew to expect an unconventional experience. In Dunkirk, Nolan focuses his creative lens on one of […]