Screenings: Elysium
Good science fiction movies owe a great deal to their predecessors. For example, H.G. Wells created the “dying Earth” genre for humankind’s future in his classic novel The Time Machine way back in 1895. In Wells’ vision of a future Earth, mankind had evolved into the elegant, surface-dwelling Eloi and the prole-like, underground-living Morlocks.
At home or at the fair: the pies have it
If there's nothing as American as apple pie, then there's likely
Screenings: Rare opportunity for filmmakers and film lovers alike
Have you ever had to figure out the best way to feature a bowler
The long road for female veterans Doing the tough jobs, but still a long way to go
Since World War II, women have served their country in times of war. And yet according to local veterans, the United States still has a long way to go when it comes to recognizing women in the military.
