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“Ballerina”— which follows the adventures of assassin Eve Macarro, played by Ana de Armas, who kills her way through a movie — is entertaining but never actually finds its footing.
Here are four of the best songs to blast on the road during these next few months.
Elizabeth Mirabal, third-year Spanish Ph.D student at the University, wrote “Herbarium” as a 205 page collection of free verse poems about the flora of Cuba. Two years ago, “Herbarium” was translated by a group of six undergraduate students in Professor Nieves Garcia Prados’ class, SPAN 4040, “Translation from Spanish to English.”
The University Programs Council hosted a Battle of the Bands at the Amphitheater Friday for the first time, where 10 student bands across the University music scene vied for victory and the chance to open for Springfest
Growing up in Los Angeles, third-year College student Simone Marijic had always been involved in music. Last year, she was back in her hometown taking music lessons again. But this time from some of the world’s premier vocal coaches in preparation for her debut on “The Voice.”
The film, although it does add some twists of its own, follows the narrative of the first almost beat for beat.
Li’s film tackles, among many themes, cultural differences between descendants of immigrants and their ancestral nations.
Barbour, a New York-based cinematographer and director, credits his experience at the University for steering him towards his current career as a full-time creative.
"Trap" is a cat-and-mouse movie almost fully from the perspective of the mouse.
