Director Lawrence Lamont’s “One of Them Days” pays a beautiful and modem homage to 1995 film “Friday”
Before I saw “One of Them Days,” I never imagined how much better the world...
The Weeknd closes with a bang on his final album under the iconic moniker in a cinematic but satisfying way
The Weeknd released “Hurry Up Tomorrow” on Jan. 31, marking the finale of his most...
University of Missouri’s “Twilight: New Moon” screening brings fans together for a night of nostalgia
As part of their movie series, the Campus Activities Programming Board brought “Twilight:...
Held in Columbia’s First Baptist Church, this event featured live music from folk and jazz artists on the second day of True/False Film Fest
Audiences found respite from the...
Director Brittany Shyne takes audiences on a journey to tell the complex and moving stories of a group of Black farmers in southern Georgia
I grew up in the Deep South and driving past cornfields...
Artist Lauren Frances Evans sculpted a vision of reclaiming virginity, birth and maternal subjectivity in her mixed media exhibition that closed Thursday, Feb. 28
Filmmaker Hu Sanshou returns to his grandparents’ home in Xiangzidian village to capture his family and neighbors’ stories about the Great Chinese Famine
Shown as part of True/False Film Fest’s “True Vision Award,” this structure-defying film gives audiences a heartbreaking look into director Derek Jarman’s experience with AIDS during the 1990s
