The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
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REVIEW: ‘How Deep is Your Love’ explores the whimsy, wonder and complications of the deep-sea world

Sarah Woods • March 1, 2025
Directed by Eleanor Mortimer, this visually rich film urges humanity to explore their relationship with the aquatic unknown
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REVIEW: ‘How to Build a Library:’ A story of perseverance, memory and friendship

Ava Mohror, Copy Chief • March 1, 2025
Directors Maia Lekow and Chrisopher King tell the enthralling story of two best friends rebuilding a library with the goal of reclaiming their nation’s history
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REVIEW: ‘WTO/99’ reminds us of the power of solidarity in protest

Ava McCluer, MOVE Digital Editor • March 1, 2025
This archival footage documentary covers the three-day effort protesting free trade and the World Trade Conference in Seattle
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REVIEW: ‘Middletown’ is an homage to environmental advocacy and student journalism

Sydney Rohrberg • March 1, 2025
The film highlights the strengths of student journalists in the face of corruption and the work it takes to improve the environment
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‘Resurrection’: How Hu Sanshou uncovered the lives of his hometown’s past and future

Alex Cook • March 1, 2025
The True/False Film Fest 2025 True Vision Award Winner Hu Sanshou premiered his new documentary film on Friday
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REVIEW: ‘Land With No Rider,’ filled with artistry and affection, premieres at True/False Film Fest

Amelia Schaefer • March 1, 2025
Director Tamar Lando’s “Land With No Rider” speaks volumes through shots of vast landscapes and character studies of old ranchers
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REVIEW: ‘Light Memories’ explores a photographer’s discovery of who his grandfather was

Suzie Thomson • February 28, 2025
Through the lens of his grandfather’s camera, Misha Vallejo Prut explores a side of his family he’s never known
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REVIEW: True/False Film Fest’s ‘Shorts: Spring’ showcases stories of love and resilience

Macy Craig • February 28, 2025
True/False Film Fest’s first collection of short documentaries, “Shorts: Spring,” showcases four stories of periods of change and remarkable resilience
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REVIEW: ‘Valentina and the MUOSters’ depicts an Italian family set against an American military installation

Ned Pickett, Video Editor • February 28, 2025
Director Francesca Scalisi’s documentary examines the nature of family life, with the backdrop of societal tension
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REVIEW: ‘Kouté Vwa’ unveils the meanings of grief and the hope that follows

Emily Skidmore, Managing Editor • February 28, 2025
True/False Film “Kouté Vwa” unravels a world of healing
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REVIEW: ‘A Body To Live In’: How self-discovery, polaroids and piercings produced one of the most polarizing forms of community

Chace Missouri • February 28, 2025
Director Angelo Madsen tells the story of Fakir Musafar and his influence behind the primitive movement and the LGBTQ+ body-modification community
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REVIEW: ‘River of Grass’ is a reflective look at the conservation efforts of the Everglades

Hannah McDonough, News & MOVE Reporter • February 28, 2025
The film was directed by Sasha Wortzel and premiered at True/False Film Fest on Feb. 27
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