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Issue #2: Identity

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Icarus

Bruegel’s Icarus: Responding to Suffering in the Media Age

Corrie McCloy

It seems that we wake each morning to a new story of tragedy. Some, like the Parkland shooting, remain in …

Next Rep

The Next Rep is the Hardest: A Runner’s Life

Shantelle Slaughter

Participating in conditioning workouts was a choice I volunteered to make, in a way. I come from a highly sports-related …

Boyhood

We Are Who We Are: Identity and Richard Linklater

Noah White

The cinema of Richard Linklater can, at first glance, seem a little scattershot and lacking in the general thematic scope …

Student Filmmaker

Tolkien, Sub-Creation, and Me: Confessions of a Student Filmmaker

Natalie Mulvahill

I entered HBU as a cinematic arts student and began to burn out my first semester. I loved film — …

Video
Fans

Why Am I a Fan?

Josef Junek

I saw the movie, I enjoyed the movie, I had a good time — I am a fan of the …

Shock of the Fall

The Shock of the Fall: Identity in the Pieces

Nick Vafiadis

Publishers Weekly recently released an article titled “5 Essential Mind Blowing Novels.” It’s no surprise that breakout-author Nathan Filer’s The …

Food Trucks

Truckin’: Adventures in the Houston Food Scene

Brianna Scott

Houston is one of the largest cities in the United States. With a population of over four million people it …

Blaze

Ethan Hawke’s Blaze: How to Burn Out and Not Fade Away

Nick Vafiadis

Blaze Foley was a Texas singer-songwriter, an obscure character, even amongst a crowd that is still criminally under the radar. …

No More Fuel to Burn: Confessions of an Artist

Victoria McCrary

I enrolled in film school in 2015 after deciding to turn down my admission into an animal science and pre-veterinary …

Lessons from Early African-American Cinema

Tèa Ashanti

Early on in the history of African-American cinema, filmmakers emerged to rectify the negative stereotypes and blatant racism found in …

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