Around the turn of the century a new body of films was growing in French cinema. This body was aggressively transgressive, gory, and heavily aestheticized. It pushed the limits of what Read More
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“So much depends Upon a red wheelbarrow glazed with rain Water beside the white chickens” The poem above is titled The Red Wheelbarrow. It was Read More
THE PICKET-The Shepherdstown Film Society held a screening on Sept. 22 of the Academy Award winning film, “Norma Rae”. The film tells the story of Read More
What do you get when you mix a biopic and a love story? The Theory of Everything. The true story of Stephen Hawking and his Read More