Film
Watching a film with a live orchestra is somewhat of a magical experience. At first, you watch with rapt attention as the music seemingly comes out of nowhere, perfectly in...
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The Japanese film “Like Father, Like Son,” screened in the Geology Corner by the Center for East Asian Studies of the Stanford Global Studies Division (SGS) on July 11. The...
Read moreIn spring of 2017, the anime-adapted film Ghost in the Shell, based in cyberpunk, futuristic Japan, became a 60-million-dollar failure at the box office. Its effort to understand its roots...
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While I was too young to really know Mr. Rogers, for some reason, I knew who he was — like certain public figures that you know by name and by...
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Everyone is born a storyteller: Aaron and Amanda Kopp express this conviction in “LIYANA,” the heartwarming and eye-opening film that they co-directed and co-produced in 2017. “LIYANA” was screened on...
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This summer, grab a large bucket of popcorn, stroll through a gallery of old Hollywood memorabilia and check out these top three must-see films at Stanford Theater. (Oh, did I...
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Cardinal Studios, a student group dedicated to making short films, has been hard at work, and in the last month they have produced two works: “Psychobabble” — a lighthearted web...
Read moreIcarus Films recently released a box set of six films by Austrian documentary filmmaker Nikolaus Geyrhalter. Geyrhalter focuses his camera on meaningful “human” moments and spaces. He fixates on the...
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