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Screentime Column ‘Flee’ offers a unique approach to depicting a journey of self-discovery By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist January 30, 2022
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Screentime Column 5 movies, TV shows to snuggle up to over winter break By Christopher Reilly Screentime Columnist December 12, 2021
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Screentime ‘Eternals’ proves that a star-studded cast can’t always save a movie By Nate Lechner Senior Staff Writer November 29, 2021
Screentime Column ‘Passing’ brings light to hidden ambiguity found within racial identity By Madison Tyler Staff Writer November 16, 2021
Screentime Visuals, performances in ‘Dune’ draw the viewer in from start to finish By Samuel Rivo Screen Time Columnist November 7, 2021
Screentime Column ‘The Velvet Underground’ brilliantly recalls one of music’s most innovative bands By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist November 2, 2021
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Screentime Column ‘Crossing Columbus’ presents the uneasy relationship of bordering cities By Madison Tyler, Samuel Rivo The Daily Orange October 26, 2021
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Screentime Column Poorly translated subtitles in ‘Squid Game’ gloss over Korean culture By Jade Chung Peeling it Back Host October 19, 2021
Screentime Column After Daniel Craig’s exit in ‘No Time to Die,’ who can fill the shoes of 007? By Nate Lechner Senior Staff Writer October 18, 2021
Screentime Column ‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist October 14, 2021
Screentime ‘Lamb’ blends horror and family drama to present a terrifying take on parenthood By Henry O'Brien Sports is cinema October 11, 2021
Screentime Column Season 2 of ‘Ted Lasso’ spreads message of empathy through darker themes By Samuel Rivo Screen Time Columnist October 5, 2021
Screentime Column ‘The Worst Person in the World’ flawlessly breaks the rules of film By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist September 30, 2021
Screentime ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ covers police brutality in bittersweet series finale By Samuel Rivo Screen Time Columnist September 21, 2021
