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Oscar Isaac as William Tell in The Card Counter (2021).

REVIEW: Oscar Isaac shines amidst the darkness and brutality of ‘The Card Counter’

Boyce Rucker, Intern September 12, 2021
Despite its namesake, and the slick style portrayed in its trailer, the film is only about high-stakes poker on surface level. More than anything, it’s the character study of a broken man and a critique on the inhumanity of military interrogation in the Iraq War.

Filmmakers, welcome to the new University Film Center

Boyce Rucker, Culture Intern September 1, 2021

The film studies department at UNCW is defined by its sense of community and the deeply shared passion for the cinematic arts, whether it be the scholarly study of the medium or filmmaking itself. As the...

Emma Berman, Jacob Tremblay, and Jack Dylan Grazer in Luca (2021).

REVIEW: ‘Luca’ is a simple flick that defies the traditional Pixar structure, for better or worse

Abigail Celoria, Contributing Writer June 23, 2021
In animation quality, “Luca” is certainly up to par with its predecessors—while the underwater world is visually sparse, the characters and the seaside village are both beautiful to look at, with a fluid cartoonish style to them. However, this film is divergent from the other traditional elements of Pixar—namely, the plot and the emotional themes.
A man holds a film camera.

Wilmington’s film industry begins the summer with four new productions

Kiley Woods, Contributing Writer May 29, 2021
Several television shows and movies are set to film in Wilmington this summer including “Our Kind of People,” “Along for the Ride,” “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” and “Florida Man.”  

Chloe Zhao is the first woman of color to win Best Director at the Oscars, but China is not exactly thrilled about it

Hannah McDonnell, Staff Writer May 6, 2021
Zhao appeared to criticize the China of her childhood as a place "where there are lies everywhere” in an interview with American magazine Filmmaker back in 2013. In another interview with an Australian news outlet, she was misquoted in saying that the United States is ultimately her country.  Despite her being misquoted, China's online nationalists rushed to attack Zhao, accusing her of smearing China.
“One Night in Miami...” thoughtfully ends with a performance by Sam Cooke, portrayed by Leslie Odom Jr.

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REVIEW: ‘One Night in Miami’ pulls no punches

Stephen Lambros, Staff Writer January 21, 2021

Since their first feature film releases in the mid-2010s, Amazon Studios has quietly amassed a solid catalog of artful, well-crafted independent movies; notable titles include “The Lost City of Z,”...

23 films you can watch with your free Kanopy subscription

23 films you can watch with your free Kanopy subscription

Brenna Flanagan, Editor-in-Chief January 16, 2021

If you did not know—UNCW provides students with free access to the film library of Kanopy, an educational streaming service. The library is packed full of film from an array of subjects from all over...

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The best things from 2020, according to our staff

The Seahawk Staff December 10, 2020
The decade is coming to an end and The Seahawk’s staff is here to recount their favorites bits of 2020. We all sat down and came up with our favorite pieces of media and moments from this year, recommended to you so maybe you can catch up with the best of 2019 before the spring semester starts.
Anya Taylor-Joy (right, with Mia Goth) as Emma.

‘Emma’ updates Jane Austin’s youthful love story for a new audience

Emily Andsager, Contributing Writer April 6, 2020

The remake of Jane Austen's “Emma” is the perfect mix of witty, funny and heart clenchingly brilliant. Emma (Anya Taylor-Joy) is a young girl, who loves being the center of attention and adores...

K.J. Apa and Britt Robertson star in I Still Believe. (Jason LaVeris/Lionsgate/TNS)

‘I Still Believe’ is a movie America needs

Stephen Lambros, Staff Writer March 23, 2020

The film industry and theatrical exhibitors are not in a good position during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Major theater chains such as AMC and Cinemark have closed, and many upcoming movie releases...

Elisabeth Moss faces off against an unseen antagonist in The Invisible Man.[Universal Pictures]

‘The Invisible Man’ offers a thrilling escape despite COVID-19 setbacks

William Becker, Staff Writer March 23, 2020

“The Invisible Man” has an interesting history in the world of entertainment. Originally, it was published as a novel in 1897 by H.G. Wells, who is often remembered as the father of science fiction....

James Marsden, left, and Ben Schwartz in Sonic the Hedgehog. (Paramount Pictures)

‘Sonic the Hedgehog’: running on fumes

Stephen Lambros, Staff Writer February 27, 2020

"Sonic the Hedgehog," the live-action adaptation of Sega’s flagship video game franchise, surprised both the film industry and the public when it grossed $70 million at the box office over President’s...

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