Jane Eyre' remake impresses viewers
Jane Eyre is a stylish and impressively directed film based on the classic novel by Charlotte Bronta and adapted for the screen by Moira Buffini.
Aaron Berke
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No saving Grace for '80s revival flick
The 1980s were a time of rock and roll, outlandish hairstyles and a thriving dance scene. These trends were reflected in that decade's movies-but film naturally progressed as time passed.
JustArts sits down to speak with 'Tonight' co-stars Topher Grace and Teresa Palmer
Topher Grace and Teresa Palmer recently stopped by the King's Bowling Alley in Boston to speak to reporters from various college newspapers, including the Justice.
Verbinski speaks about 'Rango'
In a college conference call, director Gore Verbinski (of Pirates of the Caribbean and The Ring fame) spoke to justArts about his career and his new film, Rango.
Director and writer of 'Little Monsters' speak to justArts
Little Monsters is a new workshop production written by Maria Alexandria Beech and directed by Michelle Bossy.
An Israeli-Palestinian romance brings conflict to the stage
Theatrical production workshops are always an interesting experience in that they feature a work-in-progress show and the full participation of the audience.
"Daniel Stepner and Friends" perform in concert
"Daniel Stepner and Friends" was the title of the Brandeis composer/performer's concert last Saturday, and its meaning is quite literal.
Christopher Nolan 'Rises' to complete his Batman saga
The development of Christopher Nolan's third Batman film has been rife with mystery. Many questions have surfaced around the identity of the film's villain(s). The Oscar-winning portrayal of the Joker by Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight was so incredibly groundbreaking and iconic that it has been difficult for anyone to imagine another actor or villain matching his performance.
Gritty Western wrangles in audiences
Joel and Ethan Coen have proven themselves masters of the Western/action genre. The Oscar-winning Western opus No Country for Old Men from 2007 proved a critical and commercial success, featuring an edgy storyline centered around a riveting, psychotic villain, played to perfection by Javier Bardem.
Winter's Tale' brings cheer to Brandeis' stage
"There's a huge amount of the struggle between what is right for oneself and what is morally right that goes on in this play," comments Stephanie Karol '12, director of Brandeis' interpretation of William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent