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Abandon the myth of ‘apolitical art’

By Nathan Frontiero
November 14, 2016

Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers lead ‘Search Party’ at UMass

By Nathan Frontiero
October 24, 2016

Northampton Arts Council to present Wes Anderson film festival

By Nathan Frontiero
September 19, 2016

Boston Calling 2016 delivers rousing farewell to City Hall Plaza

By Nathan Frontiero and Emily Johnson
June 2, 2016

Activists present spectrum of survivor narratives in ‘We Believe You’

By Nathan Frontiero
April 7, 2016

Lack of representation the focus of 88th Academy Awards

By Nathan Frontiero
February 29, 2016

‘The Witch’ brews spellbinding horror from New England lore

By Nathan Frontiero
February 29, 2016

UMass Theatre Guild preps for eclectic spring season

By Nathan Frontiero
January 28, 2016

‘The Force Awakens’ restores the joyful spirit to a beloved saga

By Nathan Frontiero
January 19, 2016

Coldplay return to living color with uneven ‘A Head Full of Dreams’

By Nathan Frontiero
December 9, 2015

‘Mockingjay – Part 2’ successfully rekindles an old flame

By Nathan Frontiero
November 30, 2015

‘Steve Jobs’ a flawed, well-acted indictment of Apple co-founder

By Nathan Frontiero
November 16, 2015

Popcorn Miners – What Makes a Good Horror Film?

By Nathan Frontiero
October 30, 2015

‘It Follows’ lingers beautifully in your nightmares

By Nathan Frontiero
October 29, 2015

Stockbridge lecturer offers a permaculture perspective with ‘Inhabit’ screening

By Nathan Frontiero
October 8, 2015

‘The Diary of a Teenage Girl’ is a refreshing coming-of-age story

By Nathan Frontiero
September 21, 2015

It’s easy to fall in love with ‘Mistress America’

By Nathan Frontiero
September 17, 2015

‘The End of the Tour’ explores the loneliness of creativity

By Nathan Frontiero
September 14, 2015

Stay away from ‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’

By Nathan Frontiero
September 14, 2015

‘Paper Towns’ is a charming take on young adult drama

By Nathan Frontiero
September 10, 2015

‘Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation’ is blissfully absurd action romp

By Nathan Frontiero
September 9, 2015

Jake Gyllenhaal delivers a knockout performance in ‘Southpaw’

By Nathan Frontiero
September 8, 2015

‘While We’re Young’ meditates on age, experience, and authenticity

By Nathan Frontiero
April 30, 2015

Empty seats and the paradox of SGA accessibility

By Nathan Frontiero
March 24, 2015

‘Kingsman’ a rollicking take on the spy flick

By Nathan Frontiero
February 19, 2015

‘The Last Five Years’ hits most of the right notes

By Nathan Frontiero
February 19, 2015

More mood than blood in ‘A Most Violent Year’

By Nathan Frontiero
February 12, 2015

‘Selma’ resonates with the here and now

By Nathan Frontiero
January 22, 2015

Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons shine in ‘Whiplash’

By Nathan Frontiero
November 20, 2014

‘Interstellar’ is an exhilarating, emotional space odyssey

By Nathan Frontiero
November 13, 2014

At the end of your rope? Write about it

By Nathan Frontiero
October 30, 2014

‘The Legend of Korra’ kicks off Book Four with a bang

By Nathan Frontiero
October 16, 2014

Love and loss resonate in ‘The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby’

By Nathan Frontiero
October 16, 2014

‘The Drop’ is a case study in empathy

By Nathan Frontiero
September 25, 2014

‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ changes the meaning of summer blockbusters

By Nathan Frontiero
September 18, 2014

Michael Fassbender shines in eccentric, disarming ‘Frank’

By Nathan Frontiero
September 11, 2014

The Antlers evolve beautifully with ‘Familiars’

By Nathan Frontiero
September 9, 2014

‘Under the Skin’ is an entrancing, enlightening film

By Nathan Frontiero
September 4, 2014

‘Snowpiercer’ is a compelling dystopian rush

By Nathan Frontiero
September 4, 2014

‘The Giver’ is a torturous, misguided bore

By Nathan Frontiero
September 3, 2014

Remembering Robin Williams

By Nathan Frontiero
September 2, 2014

SGA Judiciary must overturn invalidation of student voice

By Nathan Frontiero
April 28, 2014

Brooklyn indie-rock band The Antlers prepare new album

By Nathan Frontiero
April 28, 2014

‘Transcendence’ a fumbling cautionary tale

By Nathan Frontiero
April 23, 2014

‘Noah’ a sinking ship

By Nathan Frontiero
April 23, 2014

‘Bates Motel’ checks in for its second season

By Nathan Frontiero
March 12, 2014

Coldplay preps new album ‘Ghost Stories’

By Nathan Frontiero
March 10, 2014

‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’s’ triumphant return to New York

By Nathan Frontiero
March 5, 2014

‘The Lego Movie’ a fun adventure

By Nathan Frontiero
February 12, 2014

‘Frozen’ a welcome return to form

By Nathan Frontiero
January 29, 2014

‘Anchorman 2’ a rare exception to disappointing comedy sequels

By Nathan Frontiero
January 21, 2014

2013 demonstrates a strong year in film

By Nathan Frontiero
January 21, 2014

‘Catching Fire’ is epic, dark and outstanding

By Nathan Frontiero
November 26, 2013

‘Ender’s Game’ doesn’t get off the ground

By Nathan Frontiero
November 5, 2013

‘Carrie’ a self-aware horror that stands on its own

By Nathan Frontiero
October 31, 2013

Looking back on ‘The Shining’

By Nathan Frontiero
October 31, 2013

‘Runner Runner’ is a disappointing mess

By Nathan Frontiero
October 15, 2013

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