Screentime ‘Really Love’ offers an underwhelming alternative to Black trauma in film By Madison Tyler Staff Writer September 20, 2021
Screentime Thriller film ‘Titane’ shows that unique storytelling isn’t dead By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist September 14, 2021
Screentime Column 5 obscure films that might end up on your favorites list By Michael Lieberman Screentime Columnist September 6, 2021
Screen Time Column ‘The White Lotus’ attracts viewers with satirical take on economic hierarchy By Samuel Rivo Screen Time Columnist August 30, 2021
Screen Time Column ‘The Mitchells vs. The Machines’ hilariously pits family against deadly robots By Madison Tyler Staff Writer May 10, 2021
screen time column While subverting expectations, ‘Minari’ shows the cost of the American dream By Samuel Rivo Screen Time Columnist April 12, 2021
Screen Time Column ‘Concrete Cowboy’ preserves the history of urban Black cowboys By Madison Tyler Staff Writer April 11, 2021
screen time column ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ is a harrowing portrait of womanhood By Ethan Chu Screen Time Columnist March 31, 2021
screen time column ‘Nomadland’ captures more than just a lifestyle By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist March 30, 2021
Screen Time Column Why the start of HBO’s ‘Genera+ion’ is an accurate depiction of Gen Z By Madison Tyler Staff Writer March 22, 2021
Screen Time Column ‘The U.S. vs. Billie Holiday’ has little empathy for the singer’s trauma By Madison Tyler Staff Writer March 10, 2021
screen time column ‘WandaVision’ was worth the wait By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist March 9, 2021
Screen Time Column Italian film ‘La Notte’ stunningly illustrates story of loveless marriage By Ethan Chu Screen Time Columnist March 3, 2021
Screen Time Column The 3rd ‘To All The Boys’ movie lacks romance of the original By Madison Tyler Staff Writer February 22, 2021
Screen Time Column ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is an honest portrayal of 1960s racism By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist February 15, 2021
screen time column ‘Malcolm and Marie’ full of superb acting but redundant lines By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist February 10, 2021
screen time column ‘Happiest Season’ is a great holiday coming out story that’s far from perfect By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist December 14, 2020
screen time column ‘The Undoing’ is not your typical mystery thriller By Lucy Messineo-Witt Senior Staff Photographer December 2, 2020
screen time column ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ is a royal-worthy show By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist November 17, 2020
Screen Time Column ‘Rebecca’ reimagines a classic, lacks chemistry By Lucy Messineo-Witt Senior Staff Photographer November 2, 2020
screen time column The Haunting of Bly Manor’ tells eerie story through fragmented memories By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist October 27, 2020
screen time column Timothée Chalamet launches the next step of his career in ‘Dune’ By Ftsum Michael Screen Time Columnist October 20, 2020
Screen Time Column Romantic and comedic moments in ‘Emily in Paris’ fall flat By Lucy Messineo-Witt Senior Staff Photographer October 19, 2020
screen time column ‘Fandango at the Wall’ captures spirit of son jarocho music genre By Patrick Gunn Screen Time Columnist October 13, 2020
