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‘Mickey 17’ is political but not particularly profound

“Mickey 17” appears primed to weave its futuristic premise with clever commentary on the present. Ultimately, it fails as a nuanced and profound critique of the contemporary political climate because its themes are bogged down by an unfocused narrative and a hollow message.

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‘Severance’ season two effectively revives the mystery box formula

With a dynamic, dimensional cast of characters and a somehow even more engrossing plot line throughout the show, “Severance” does everything at a high level. Even if it ends up not having the answers to all the questions it poses, it is well worth the ride. Me? I’m in it for the long haul. 

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Grab popcorn: WashU Film Club holds inaugural Film Festival

On Sept. 13 and 14, the WashU Film Club hosted its inaugural Film Festival, where filmmakers showcased submitted short films. Audience members flocked to Simon Hall and Brown Hall, where WashU and non-WashU students alike presented narrative, documentary, and experimental films to an expectant crowd and judges. Student filmmakers were eligible to win six awards in the following categories.

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