‘Voices from Chernobyl’ to screen at ETSU, shares perspectives on tragedy
“Chernobyl transported us from one era to another. We face a new reality.” – Svetlana Alexievich In 1986, a nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl plant …
Posts tagged film
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October 1, 2017 ‘Mother!’ proclaimed as ambitious art
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September 20, 2017 The cost of “free” speech — Iranian documentary
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April 2, 2017 Department of Psychology brings film ‘Paper Tigers’ to ETSU
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March 23, 2017 Made in East Tennessee showcases student films
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March 16, 2017 ‘I Come From’ documentary focuses on inmate’s art
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‘Love, Simon’ speaks to a new generation of LGBTQ youth
If you’re like me, then you’re gay. And if you’re gay, you’ve probably been following the hype surrounding “Love, Simon.” But even if you aren’t …
‘Red Sparrow’ goes beyond the usual action flick, addresses women’s roles
Jennifer Lawrence returns in the newest action/thriller movie “Red Sparrow.” Her role of Dominika certainly goes beyond the usual seductress/spy the trailer depicts her to …
Netflix Original “The Open House” receives negative reviews but worth a chance
If you enjoyed seeing Dylan Minnette as Clay Jenson in “13 Reasons Why,” he can grace your screen again in the new Netflix original movie …
ETSU shows documentary “I Am Not Your Negro,” discusses racial inequality in America
The warm night of Feb. 20 brought a buzz of anticipation for students and Johnson City residents alike. This anticipation was due to the promise …
‘Black Panther’ rates as one of the best superhero movies since ‘Iron Man’ and ‘The Dark Knight’
With the superhero franchise comes the weighty expectations from fans on what a superhero movie should be, but with the first of its kind, only …
‘Liyana’ documentary provides world perspective
East Tennessee State University held a screening of ‘Liyana,’ a unique film that’s a blend of documentary and fictional animation. This film was the brainchild …
Movies based on games exploit the fan base
The video game movie, from “Mortal Kombat” to “Tomb Raider,” they’re famous film ventures, but for all the wrong reasons. Why are movies based on …
Is Disney the new monopoly man?
To many people, including myself, we tend to look toward new movies with excitement. I love being a part of the initial craze desiring to …
‘Call Me By Your Name’ expresses the purest form of love and fear
Ordinarily, crying in a theater after a movie’s end can be seen as a normal reaction to movies with a gravity as intense as any …