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Film
In an attempt to bring in more money, the Oscars change their format, disregarding tradition.
With films like Tyler Perry's Medea series, and Precious, what is "ok" and not in african-american cinema is not always so black and white.
Though the data seems to suggest that sex scenes do not attract filmgoers, the industry still seems to churn out cheesy and often unimportant soft-lit sex scenes.
CU graduates take over tinseltown.
With Oscars, festival prizes, and box office hits, what's the secret behind Columbia's recent movie success stories?
As the Internet continues to reshape the film industry, how can film studies catch on too?
Silent Movie Magic in Theaters
Options for students needing a silent fix on the big screen.
What happens when a piano player finds movies in need of music?
As cinema continues to evolve as an art form in the 21st century, is it time to add it to the Core Curriculum?
In the world of rapidly expanding and diverse film festivals, is the New York Film Festival losing its appeal to Columbia students?
