Future in Film festival spotlights student filmmakers at BBC
Mhyanif Lozada | Staff Writer Aspiring young filmmakers from South Florida thrilled guests and fellow students alike with exceptional storytelling at the Biscayne Bay Campus…
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PantherNOW attends The Batman Roundtable
Elena Key/Staff Writer The Batman glides his way into theaters once again. The cast and filmmakers of 2022’s The Batman sat down with Tiffany Smith…
Disney and 21st Century Fox merge will negatively affect entertainment industry
Gabriella Pinos/Staff Writer As if Disney wasn’t powerful enough, they now have an even stronger hold on American entertainment. On July 27th, the company purchased…
Colorism in Hollywood continues to be a problem for black community
Brea Jones/Staff Writer For decades, one huge problem has plagued the African American community and has yet to be resolved: colorism. To give some context,…
Black people are often excluded in major Latinx works
Gabriella Blanco/ Staff Writer On March 4, Hollywood gathered for the 90th Academy Awards, praising films and their creators for their accomplishments last year. As…
University to host first annual film festival
The Film Studies certificate program, in collaboration with the English Honors Society (Sigma Tau Delta) and The Film Initiative Underground, will be hosting their first annual Panther Film Festival on April 4, 2018, in GC 140.
Religion is becoming taboo in the entertainment world
Tanvi Hathiramani/Contributing Writer Hozier and Kanye West are two current artists who in subtle and direct ways infiltrate their religious beliefs into their art and…
‘Mother!,’ the surrealist thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat
Jose Gil/Contributing Writer From his directorial debut “Pi” in 1996 to his critically acclaimed 2010 film “Black Swan,” Darren Aronofsky has been a master at…
70 millimeter film makes ‘Dunkirk’ more realistic and captivating
Esdras Lopez/ Contributing Writer Christopher Nolan, director of epics like “The Dark Knight,” “Memento,” and “Inception,” returns in full force with a new masterpiece: “Dunkirk.”…
With notable cast, ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows’ shows promise
Will this TMNT result in success or utter disappointment? “Taking several aesthetic cues from Michael Bay’s ever-bankable “Transformers” series, this adaptation also sets itself in a more real-word atmosphere. It takes the approach of mutated turtles who have learned the art of ninjutsu and also coincidentally, have the maturity of human teenagers. The sequel follows this format while taking on a more lighter narrative to its plot.”
