The Minnesota Daily

A labyrinth of pain

by Tom Horgen
Published January 22, 2004

"Monster" describes half the reasons Aileen Wuornos died.

by Niels Strandskov
Published January 22, 2004

Aki Kaurismaki's films bring a welcome dose of social realism to the cinema.

by Tom Horgen
Published December 11, 2003

"House of Sand and Fog" interrogates gender and race in a particularly non-Hollywood fashion.

by Tom Horgen
Published December 11, 2003

"In America" tries its best, but it can't escape Spielberg-like schmaltz.

by Tom Horgen
Published December 4, 2003

The Hollywood machine chews up Japanese history and spits out colonialist fantasy.

by Tom Horgen
Published December 4, 2003

Ron Howard's latest film can't escape his simplistic worldview.

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published December 4, 2003

A retrospective of Iranian animation shows there's more to life than what you see on MTV.

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published November 20, 2003

The Oak Street Cinema presents a four-film showcase of Satyajit Ray's best-known work.

by Tom Horgen
Published November 20, 2003

Tupac narrates his life story even though he's dead.

Published November 11, 2003

Brendan Fraser fans might want to avert their eyes for "Looney Tunes: Back in Action."