Vaila’s View: A list of the best (worst) films of the 21st century
Vaila DeYoung, Contributing Writer Objectively bad movies are some of the best to watch because of their absurdity, hilariousness and often-poor acting. They are definitely […]
Film Reviews
5 pandemic-related movies to watch while social distancing
Jiana Smith, Contributing Writer COVID-19 has disrupted our normal schedules. As news outlets provide coverage on the coronavirus, it seems like times are growing bleak. […]
Read-in celebrates black identity and personhood through art and literature
Aerin Fortes, Contributing Writer Jiana Smith, Contributing Writer Richmonders came together in a chic, music-filled space for an evening of black art and literature on […]
‘All the Bright Places’ fails to keep onscreen integrity
Aaron Royce, Contributing Writer The opening scene of “All The Bright Places” begins with Theodore Finch, played by Justice Smith, running through his neighborhood. He […]
Vaila’s View | Filmmakers bring vitality to Black History Month
Vaila DeYoung, Contributing Writer Black filmmakers are one of the most underrepresented groups in the film industry, according to the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, a yearly […]
