Film Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Lost Weekend at “Camp Miasma”: A sapphic summer recap

August (like most months) was an amazing time to be a woman who loves other women. This can be chalked up to two major… Read More

by Dalia Fishman
September 3, 2026
Section: Arts

Review: “Project Hail Mary” delivers a cinematic spectacle

When I emailed Andy Weir, the author of Project Hail Mary, he did not say much about the recent film adaptation other than that… Read More

by Erik Kim
April 2, 2026
Section: Arts

#NotMyHeathcliff: A review of “Wuthering Heights”

As an avid fan of Emily Brontё’s Wuthering Heights, I tried to walk into the theater to see Emerald Fennell’s adaptation, “Wuthering Heights,” with… Read More

by Dawsen Mercer
February 26, 2026
Section: Arts

“We Were Here” spotlights Black Africans in Renaissance

Referring to Titian’s Portrait of Laura Dianti and an Enslaved Black Child (circa 1523), Dani Ezor, visiting assistant professor of art history, said, “It… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
February 5, 2026
Section: Arts

Review: New biopic sheds light on “The Boss”

As a New Jerseyan and longtime fan of Bruce Springsteen, I knew I would be going to the theater to watch “Springsteen: Deliver Me… Read More

by Riley Bhatia
November 6, 2025
Section: Arts

Review: “Roofman” subverts crime and thriller narrative

Director Derek Cianfrance is no stranger to crafting emotionally evocative stories about characters who are sculpted deeply by their imperfections, which tend to have… Read More

by Rayaan Shaik
October 23, 2025
Section: Arts

Senior film showcase highlights collaboration and breadth

What do “Moonrise Kingdom,” “Bottoms,” “Twilight,” “Being John Malkovich” and “The Breakfast Club” all have in common? They are all movies senior film majors… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
May 1, 2025
Section: Arts

Review: Season 3 of White Lotus was understated, profound

This review contains spoilers for season three of White Lotus. Over the past eight weeks, HBO Sundays have made a comeback at Kenyon… Read More

by Natalie Servodidio
April 17, 2025
Section: Arts

Interdisciplinary artist Jonah King shows debut film at talk

Did you know that only 43% of your body is composed of human cells? Does that fact complicate the way you view your relationship… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
March 20, 2025
Section: Arts

“Anora” deserved Oscars success despite competitive field

Having watched “Anora” exactly a week before the Oscars, I was anxiously waiting to see what awards it would receive. However, there was much… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
March 20, 2025