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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

CANAL+ | Pain and Glory is heartfelt and genuine as it examines the role of art in giving meaning to life through the lens of a fictional washed-up filmmaker.

‘Pain and Glory’ Explores Trauma, Love in Art

By Christian Joseph October 11, 2019

★★★★★ “Pain and Glory” presents an uncompromising look at the trials and tribulations of the life of a Spanish filmmaker in cinematic legend Pedro Almodóvar’s latest release. Salvador...

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Movie Review: ‘Land of Mine’

By Yewande Ilawole March 3, 2017

★★★★★ Films about World War II typically deal with similar stories, similar types of characters or similar types of narrative voices. As a subject of film, war has always been wildly popular,...

Movie Review: ‘Wild Tales’

By Ryan Wolfe February 20, 2015

★★★★☆ The foreign film “Wild Tales” certainly lives up to its name. Technically, it is a collection of six short films that all share the common theme of vengeance and violence.  Directed...

Gripping Film Displays Journey of Self-Discovery

By Tim Markatos February 10, 2015

Poland, 1962. Winter. Anna (Agata Trzebuchowska) is preparing to take her vows at the austere convent out in the countryside where she has lived since infancy. The Mother Superior calls her in for a meeting:...

Polish Film Explores Human Complexities

By Tim Markatos December 5, 2014

Communication. Fate. Kinship. Moral responsibility. Such topics may seem better suited to your next philosophy class than to a movie, yet they happen to be central to one of the greatest films of the 1990s...

Jarring Foreign Film Delivers Heated Action

By Ryan Pike March 24, 2011

Quebeçois director Denis Villenueve crafts a dark and complex narrative in his 2010 film Incendies, adapted from Wajdi Mouawad's play "Scorched." The film earned a Best Foreign Language Film nomination...

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