Patrice Bowman
PATRICE BOWMAN
A Christmas-y film review

This is a film review from Patrice Bowman, who writes the newly revamped WEEKEND blog column: “The 21st Century through a Monochrome Lens: Re-examining Older […]

December 25, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
‘Look out, Haskell, it’s real!’ A Review of ‘Medium Cool’ (1969)

This is a film review from Patrice Bowman, who writes the newly revamped WEEKEND blog column: “The 21st Century through a Monochrome Lens: Re-examining Older […]

December 9, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
Unconventional heartbreak with Terence Nance

On Saturday, the News interviewed director Terence Nance about the process of creating his latest work.

November 28, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
Reuters executive discusses U.K. hacking scandal

In a talk on Monday afternoon, an American businessman tried to set the record straight about last year’s British hacking scandal.

November 27, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
‘Very, very manic indeed’: A Review of ‘Silver Linings Playbook’

“Silver Linings Playbook,” from off-Hollywood-center director David O. Russell, revels in its depictions of how life snaps between cringing and laughter. Yes, it will make […]

November 20, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
Sex and Film at Yale: A Review of “The Sessions”

This is a film review from Patrice Bowman, who writes the newly revamped WEEKEND blog column: “The 21st Century through a Monochrome Lens: Re-examining Older […]

November 18, 2012

PATRICE BOWMAN
Der Fuhrer Amerikaner: A Film Review

This is the first piece in Patrice Bowman’s newly-revamped WEEKEND blog column: “The 21st Century through a Monochrome Lens: Re-examining Older Films.” Ever wonder what […]

October 22, 2012