Don’t look to Doctor Strange for deeply nuanced character development. Mostly this is an eye-candy-laden thrill ride through a plethora of dimensions, taking the Escheresque planar foldings of Inception to levels heretofore unprecedented onscreen.
Such events were created in response to warnings that women not dress provocatively to avoid sexual assault, which participants feel put the onus on the victim rather than the perpetrator.
SUNY New Paltz announced that the number of confirmed cases on campus had risen to 12 as of November 7.
The story of the national symbol’s comeback is a fascinating and heartening one. A talk will be given Wednesday, November 9 at the Rosendale Community Center by Tom Lake, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Estuary Program naturalist and editor of the “Hudson River Almanac.”
Film review of “Certain Women,” whose characters know what they want, but are too “nice” to go for it. Kelly Reichardt, who teaches at Bard College when she isn’t off shooting a film, says that the stories she tells onscreen are “all about getting from point A to point B, about someone going from stuck to unstuck.”
Capitol Steps and Andy Borowitz offer pre- and post-election satire at Bardavon
On a few occasions in the early days of the cinema industry, indie filmmakers with limited production budgets managed to capture more authentic representations of Native American lifeways. One such experiment, long thought lost but recently restored, was The Daughter of Dawn, shot in the Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma in 1920 by Norbert A. Myles and Richard Banks.
Several mumps cases have been reported on campus, with the common denominator being participation in the swimming program.
The screening features a costumed “shadow cast” whose task is to act out scenes, dance to the musical numbers from the film and encourage callbacks from the audience.
The main issue cited by critics is the presence of 35 acres of wetlands on the property.