C’mon C’mon film review
By Lindsay Wynne Shot in black and white and somewhat in the style of cinéma vérité, C’mon C’mon effortlessly weaves fiction and nonfiction storytelling in its analysis of the human…
By Lindsay Wynne Shot in black and white and somewhat in the style of cinéma vérité, C’mon C’mon effortlessly weaves fiction and nonfiction storytelling in its analysis of the human…
By Lindsay Wynne [Opinion] Movies have the power to transport us to worlds we could otherwise not experience, but they also have a responsibility to help us see our own…
Metro State theater and Minneapolis Community and Technical College come together to produce a joint theater production at the Whitney Fine Arts Theater.
Screenwriting student reflects on the serving on an international film festival jury and the indelible impact of Mexican cinema.
Student wins opportunity to join the jury of an international film festival in Mexico.
The screenwriting major will require an internship and completion of a feature-length screenplay.
“It’s something you assume your college has. And I feel slighted that we don’t,” said Jessica Maistrovich, Student Senate Treasurer, in explaining her drive to create a mascot for Metropolitan State University. “Mascots create a sense of community and belonging. Having one can add that sense of fun that sometimes we’re missing as a more adult college,” she said.