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Film fest returns to Tuscaloosa

Drew Pendleton February 12, 2015

In the spring of 2012, a group of University of Alabama students returned from a trip to the Sundance Film Festival with a mission. Inspired by Sundance’s atmosphere, wheels began to turn. Three months...

Marvel should remember Spider Man's roots

Noah Cannon February 11, 2015

News broke this week that, after lengthy negotiations, iconic superhero Spider-Man will finally join the official Marvel movie canon through Disney. Sony produced the first five Spider-Man films beginning...

Tom Heller to speak about producing, making movies

Tom Heller to speak about producing, making movies

Matthew Wilson February 11, 2015

Major film producer Tom Heller will introduce his film, “Mud,” at the Bama Theatre as part of the Black Warrior Film Festival. Heller has worked on numerous films in his career including “127 Hours,”...

Comedic actors take on dramatic roles, may earn Oscar nominations

Drew Pendleton January 11, 2015

The Oscar nominations are coming soon. Thursday morning, we’ll find out who’s in the hunt for that legendary golden statue. While there are plenty of storylines this Oscar season, one of the most compelling...

Crossroads Productions offers collaborative film experience

Crossroads Productions offers collaborative film experience

Laura Testino November 9, 2014

Not many scenarios exist for blues music fans to indulge in passions for sports and filmmaking while also honoring musician Robert Johnson. Brandon Sparks managed to weave these distinct interests together...

2014's indie festival darling 'Whiplash' packs a psychological punch

2014's indie festival darling 'Whiplash' packs a psychological punch

Drew Pendleton November 5, 2014

Every year, there’s one little independent movie that captures everyone’s attention. It bursts onto the scene at a festival, and rides the wave of critical and commercial support into glory. This year...

In-class movies expand student understanding

Kyarra Harris November 3, 2014

Watching films and movie clips in class can provide students with extra content pertaining to their current lesson. At the University, professors from across campus are increasing their use of film to...

Twenty years later, 'Pulp Fiction' holds up as a modern pop culture icon

Drew Pendleton October 20, 2014

October 14 marked the 20th anniversary of the film that launched the career of one of American cinema’s most prevalent auteurs: Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction.” The first showcase of Tarantino’s...

Recent releases continues Hollywood’s prequel trend

Drew Pendleton October 13, 2014

By Drew Pendleton It’s become apparent Hollywood has successfully borne the genre of the 
“origin story” into massive popularity. Whether it’s a superhero movie like “Batman Begins”...

The Black Warrior Film Festival to hold interest meeting

The Black Warrior Film Festival to hold interest meeting

Sarah Sherrill October 13, 2014

Students with a passion for film will have a chance to work with the Black Warrior Film Festival, starting with an interest session Tuesday at 7 p.m. Volunteers will have a chance to participate in a variety...

Bama theatre hosts summer film series

John Hinshaw June 3, 2014

The annual Art House Summer Film series, hosted at the Bama Theatre in downtown Tuscaloosa, will start its run this summer on June 10. The series will feature six independent films in an attempt to bring...

Student film to feature Coast Guard

Deanne Winslett April 22, 2014

Eight years ago, Hurricane Katrina swept through the South, leaving widespread damage across multiple states. Responding to the chaos was the United States Coast Guard, which led operations to rescue and...