Films

CU’s Department of French and Italian will host the 13th edition of the Italian Film Festival’s Boulder stop. By Lauren Hill

This year’s Oscar nominations mark a step forward for AAPI representation, but one professor says the Academy can do more. By Izzy Fincher

CU’s International Film Series hosted an advance screening and Q&A panel with the director and subject of “The Holly.” By Emi Ambory

The International Film Series, in collaboration with CAAAS, will be screening 10 films for Black History Month. By Jazmyne Bernal

As students prepare for finals, CU will be hosting a variety of events for students to unwind and destress. By Lauren Schaffler

Rita Moreno discussed diversity, Marlon Brando, and her hopes for the future of representation in film at the UMC.

Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” finally arrives, blending sci-fi worldbuilding with political strife in an ambitious epic that leaves mixed results. By Ben Berman

“Shang-Chi” is the best work Marvel has made in years and an important step toward AAPI representation in Hollywood. By Alexander Edwards

Bob Odenkirk stars in “Nobody,” a thriller action film that has loose commentary on violence and revenge. By Ben Berman

The documentary “Truth to Power” follows Serj Tankian’s inspiring political activism through the System of a Down years and beyond. By Altug Karakurt