Posts tagged film

This week, the Bud Frank Cinema is bringing a thrilling feature to its screen. On Friday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m., the cinema will be …

This past week, ETSU celebrated the 10-year anniversary of “Banjo Romantika,” a film celebrating Czech Bluegrass music and its history. The film was shown at …

In its past 100 years of existence, the East Tennessean has been in publication throughout most of film history. From the silent era to the …

ETSU welcomed award winning film-maker Megan Daniels to screen her documentary titled “Proper Pronouns” on Feb. 14. The film followed the emotional journey of four …

Horror fanatics and film junkies! Get ready for ETSU’s newest local superstar: Jacob Vanhuss. Vanhuss has been a professor at ETSU since 2013 in the …

On Thursday, Feb. 3, the Office of Equity and Inclusion will be presenting the feature documentary “I’m Not Racist… Am I?”.  This documentary consists of 12 …

“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” opens new doors of possibility for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Mechanically, the film works surprisingly well. The …

Nature speaks to people in different ways, but to ETSU professor Chelsea Wessels, that connection is more profound than what can be found on the …

Since its inception as an art form, cinema has played a vital role in political movements. There has been a shift in the approach to …

“The Goldfinch” released on Sept. 13, is a prime example of Hollywood flattening out a beloved book by trying to recreate it into a feature …