By Hongyi Ji
As the Muscogee (Creek) Nation banned press freedom, local journalists were facing severe issues. “Bad Press” featured and documented how Angel Ellis, a journalist for a tribal media company, fought through adversity.
By Payton Zagacki
When the show was first confirmed in 2022, fans were worried about how true the television series would be to the books.
By Maya Eberlin
On Dec. 7, Bright Lights Cinema screened “Playland,” the debut feature film by Emerson MFA alum Georden West.
By Tara Nguyen
Emerson College’s Visual and Media Arts department hosted a pre-screening of Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut, “American Fiction,” on Wednesday.
By Haley Clough
Emerson College Musical Theater Society sold out tickets to their production of “13: The Musical” in less than a minute.
By Kendall Claar
Performances are set to run through Dec. 17.
By Lia Klug
Real comedy is back with the comedy group Please Don’t Destroy’s new movie “Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain.”
By Bailule Hadgembes and Emily Martinez
An early screening of the newest addition to the “Trolls” franchise — “Trolls Band Together” — was held at the Boston Common AMC on Nov. 8.
By Maya Eberlin
On Thursday, Nov. 2, Bright Lights Cinema screened “Kim’s Video,” a documentary that premiered this past January at the Sundance Film Festival.
By Payton Zagacki
From 2011 to 2013, tubas were stolen from Los Angeles high schools. This event served as the basis for director Alison O’Daniel’s film “The Tuba Thieves,” the most recent film shown in the Bright Lights Cinema series.