FEATURE PHOTO: Working on the night movies
Karina Delgado, Assistant Photo Editor
February 6, 2020
Mary Ellen Greenburg, a senior television film production major, and Timothy Russell, a television film production major, work on a video project on Adobe Premiere for their Genres class Wednesday night.
FEATURE PHOTO: Snacks and a movie at Tarble
Elizabeth Wood, Photo Editor
November 19, 2019
Tim Abel, the museum education manager and organizer of the event, watches the documentary “The Central Park Five” as he keeps track of the snack table at the Tarble Arts Center on Tuesday evening. Abel said this is the third movie Tarble has shown this fall semester to challenge students to think abo...
Film to play at Tarble
Staff Report
November 11, 2019
“The Central Park Five” will be played for free in the Tarble Arts Center Atrium beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The film follows the story of the five black and Latino teen boys in New York City who were wrongfully convicted of the rape of a woman in Central Park. After the boys had served sen...
Students gather for UB’s movie showing
Elizabeth Taylor, Staff Reporter
August 29, 2019
University Board hosted a drive-in featuring “Captain Marvel” Thursday evening. Before the movie began, music blared through the speakers, sporting a mix including ‘80s hits and popular ‘00s dance songs like “Cupid Shuffle.” The gathered students took this as a cue to transform the parking lot into a dance floor,...
PODCAST: Popcorn Talk Episode 6 (‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’)
August 23, 2019
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5iYVSuUvA8y7isnDJGDX7K?si=-GjreNToSwScdQbAP_tr_A André Øvredal's film "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," based on the '80s and '90s short story collections, transforms the creepy tales we read and chilling artwork (from Stephen Gammell) we absorbed a...
PODCAST: Popcorn Talk Episode 3 (‘Toy Story 4’)
July 10, 2019
https://anchor.fm/the-daily-eastern-news https://open.spotify.com/show/1z3lIHD4nqrZXMwZt56AjV It's been almost 25 years since the debut of Pixar's first "Toy Story" film. A lot has changed since the first film: children who grew up watching "Toy Story" back in the late '90s are still...
‘Under the Skin’ is an alluring, somber sci-fi experience
Logan Raschke, Editor-in-Chief
May 22, 2019
Editor's note: This review contains spoilers. Jonathan Glazer’s alien drama/horror/science fiction film "Under the Skin" grips onto open-minded audiences with its abnormal, often uncomfortable visual and auditory elements. This is a film that’s definitely not for everyone. The makeup of the f...
Central Illinois Feminist Film Festival returns on Wednesday
Staff Report
March 19, 2019
The Central Illinois Feminist Film Festival will be from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Doudna Lecture Hall. Four contest selections from fictional films and four contest selections from documentary films will be showed. Fictional films will start at 4 p.m., and documentary films will start at 4:30 p.m. ...
Tarble Arts Center presents ‘Real Women Have Curves’ film
Mercury Bowen, Entertainment Reporter
September 18, 2018
The Tarble Arts Center presented “Real Women Have Curves” Tuesday night to a diverse audience. The film was the first shown at the Tarble Arts Center, and according to Museum Education Manager Tim Abel, the showing was a success. “It was good to see people come out,” Abel said. Abel said ...
Professors connect literature, film to social issues
Stephanie Dominguez, Contributing Writer
April 30, 2017
English professors are using their ongoing book projects to address subjects as diverse as ecology and reproductive justice. Robin Murray, coordinator of the film studies minor, is currently working on a book project called "Ecocinema in the City," with Routledge Press. Murray said at times,...
‘Ghosts of a War’ film to be shown for Asian Heritage Month
Kennedy Nolen, Multicultural Reporter
April 10, 2017
Korean photographer Sohn Sung Hyun will present the film “So Long Asleep: Waking the Ghosts of a War” 7 p.m. Tuesday in Lumpkin Auditorium with a discussion to follow. The film was made by David Plath, an anthropology professor from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and will be shown...
Column: Terrible movies’ appeal comes from personal standards
Shelby Niehaus, Opinions Editor
January 18, 2017
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a scourge on our hands. Remember when I opened up about my love for terrible movies? Last semester I printed a manifesto on the beauty and unadulterated joy that is truly awful cinema. But over winter break, when my parents suggested we take a trip to the shabby local...
