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It Isn’t True Until It Ends

By Davis Dunham
Chaos and peace can coexist when there’s no end in sight, but the pressure to rush off to one makes the two enemies.


Damien Chazelle Is in His Reputation Era

By Brooke Metayer
“Oh, I’m sorry, the old Damien can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Oh, ‘cause he’s dead.”


COPY’s Favorites of 2022: Film & TV

By The Copy Team


Death in Our Hands

By Natalie Duerr
Making sense of death isn’t a burden that anyone carries alone. Discussing it might actually make it feel more bearable.


Our Thoughts On: AFI’s Top 100

By The Film Team
The “Great” Films We’re For And Against


What We’re Watching: Emotionally Numbing Television

By The Film Team
TV for when we’re tired of feeling our feelings.


The Unlikeable Fuckups of Edy Modica

By Lizzie Racklin
Nicole shows the frustration and bitterness that can come out of being left on the margins.


“2 Years” Music Video

By Brooke Metayer
Alex Bush and Mia Pak on collaboration , the catharsis of music videos, and invisible strings.


Translating The Yellow Wallpaper to Modern-Day Horror

By Natalie Duerr
J. Kiernan O’Brien treads familiar territory—but a notably different landscape—in her adaptation.


Stopping Time with Hiroshi Yoshimura

By Miguel de Laveaga
What does it mean to let time slip away? How do I unlearn all the ways that this feels so wrong?


I Will Be a Memory

by Lizzie Racklin
I often feel a dissonance between who I am and who I was. Isn’t it frustrating To not relate to yourself?


Of Hollywod and Men

by Natalie Duerr
Another film examines the horrors of being a woman, yet Hollywood is as unaware as ever.


Film Review: Petit Maman

Harish Krishnamoorthy
Céline Sciamma’s latest film feels like a palliative—a short, cozy breath of French air.

Our Thoughts On: Peeing During A Movie

by The Film Team
Do you??!?!

Emerson Rosenthal Has A Lot of Ideas

by Lizzie Racklin
It makes sense that the mind that has generated more than 2,500 ideas in the last four years loves movies that are actually “a hundred different movies in one.”

What We’re Watching: In Flight

by The Film Team
Pick something you would never watch normally, because in-flight entertainment is an experience of its own. 

Sofia Coppola: Forever Young Review 

by Natalie Duerr
Author Hannah Strong imbues personal experience into a critical survey of a filmmaker known to do the same.


A Fairytale Breakup

by Brooke Metayer
If you’re gonna get dumped, you might as well make it interesting.

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