My Theatre: Cinema Business Sees Boom After Being Abandoned
By Emily Brooks In My Theatre, a heartwarming documentary by director Kazuya Ashizawa, the audience follows a retired old man as he restarts his theatre business after being abandoned for 55 ans. It sees great success, with multiple groups coming in to watch films and tour the building to see the process in screening them. Cependant, Shuji Tamura, the main subject of the film, still wonders if the success will stay or burn out like it...
Engagement envers la musique en période d’incertitude: Benjamin Hochmann & Récital de piano au studio Keiko Sekino
By Rhea Mursalin Benjamin Hochman and Keiko Sekino’s virtual piano recital is a captivating testament to the resilience and talent of young musicians amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. These performers, with one musician based in China and the other musician based in Russia, deliver a mesmerizing performance that showcases not only their incredible talent but also their deep commitment to their craft. The carefully...
Révolutionner la gestion des déchets: L'histoire du perroquet gris
Par: Alex Silverman Producer Chloe Williams presents Turning Waste Into Innovation – The Greyparrot Revolution, a special look into one company’s mission to turn waste into energy. Founded in 2019 by Mikela Druckman, Nikola Sivaki, and Ambarish Mitra, Greyparrot aims to reduce waste. They’ve implemented AI technology into 70% of European recycling centers and combat waste from single-use vapes. With funding from...
Urban Echoes: Exploring A Boy’s Dream
By Alex Silverman A Boy’s Dream, dirigé, written, and produced by Zhe Zhang, depicts a nine-year-old boy leaving his mountain pastures for the big city. Set in 2004, young Yeerxiati grows up herding sheep with his grandparents in Northern Xinjiang. When his father returns to take him to the city for school, Yeerxiati faces the challenge of adapting to urban life. Despite familiar themes of fitting in and making friends, la...
Sole Reflections: A Review of Fitting In by Mark Leschinsky
By Jack DeWitt In the short film Fitting In by Mark Leschinsky, the narrator draws a comparison between unique shoes and personalities. A gold high-heeled shoe symbolizes the desire to “fit in,” but the narrator advocates for embracing uniqueness. Film Rating: 3/5. The message is clear but the symbolism feels excessive. Jack Dewitt graduated from Adrian College (Adrian, Michigan) with dual bachelor’s degrees in...
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