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Union 1

REVIEW: ‘Union’ shows a grassroots organization fighting against one of the biggest companies in the world

Kris Sand • March 4, 2024
“Union” directors Stephen Maina and Brett Story follow the Amazon Labor Union in their fight for the ability to unionize in Amazon, a company known for striking down unionization efforts.
People stand in front of a stage.

REVIEW: Eastside Tavern’s Happy Hour serenades Columbia with R&B ambience

Elise Banks • March 3, 2024
As the show was about to begin, J2M, also known as Joe2Morrow, welcomed audience members with a serenade consisting of intricate guitar playing and freestyle on the drums.
A Photographic Memory 2

REVIEW: ‘A Photographic Memory’ explores the philosophies of photography through the lens of motherhood and self-discovery

Sarah Woods • March 3, 2024
When director Rachel Elizabeth Seed started making “A Photographic Memory,” she wanted to understand who her mother was.
Three Promises 3

REVIEW: ‘Three Promises’ shares an eye-opening perspective into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Lola Jahant • March 3, 2024
Director of “Three Promises,” Yousef Srouji, prefaced the film, shown at the 2024 True/False Film Fest, by telling the audience one thing: to think of the children of Gaza in the Israel-Hamas war and realize that they don't have the opportunity to leave like he and his family did.
Select I Like It Here 5

REVIEW: ‘I Like it Here’ is a delicate meditation on the passage of time

Ava McCluer • March 3, 2024
How do we confront the inevitable questions about the ends of our lives?
Ibelin

REVIEW: ‘Ibelin’ affirms the importance of online relationships

Bishop Lamm • March 3, 2024
“Ibelin,” directed by Benjamin Ree, is a Norwegian film about the life of Mats Steen, a gamer with a degenerative muscular disease.
Daughters

REVIEW: ‘Daughters’ is a rollercoaster of emotions that is nothing but revolutionary

Emily Skidmore • March 3, 2024
Men in freshly pressed, semi-formal attire sit shoulder to shoulder, waiting patiently against a concrete prison wall.
Sr 7

REVIEW: Essay film ‘sr’ tracks careless human behavior through a peaceful animal species

Dylan Barbee • March 3, 2024
The ancient Egyptians called a long-neck, golden furred animal “sr” within the drawings and hieroglyphs that were scattered across caves in the Sahara Desert.
As The Tide Comes In 4 (1)

REVIEW: ‘As the Tide Comes In:’ Impotence in the face of catastrophe

Sterling Sewell • March 2, 2024
Mandø is an island off the coast of Denmark — population 28.
Tfsummaryweb

Global conflict and individual perspective intertwine at upcoming True/False Film Fest

Boo May and Aurora Nicol • February 29, 2024
It's no secret that conflict drives the media we consume.
A man with a guitar laughs on stage.

The Mountain Goats bring energy and folk to The Blue Note

Logan Gee • February 27, 2024
The Mountain Goats brought a colorful performance to The Blue Note, as MU students and other concertgoers alike gathered to watch and sing along. 
Zone Of Interest Project 01

REVIEW: ‘The Zone of Interest’ presents the horrors of Auschwitz from behind its walls

Ava McCluer • February 21, 2024
Do not be fooled by the label of historical drama; “The Zone of Interest” is undoubtedly a horror movie.
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