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Hofstra University's Newspaper of Record

The Hofstra Chronicle

Hofstra University's Newspaper of Record

The Hofstra Chronicle

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Monsters and drama: The overlooked cinema of 2023

Michael Gaborno February 6, 2024

By the year’s end, 2023 arguably became one of the strongest years in film, as there was a plethora of striking works throughout the cinematic spectrum. Legendary auteurs continued to hone their craft across a wide range of stories and genres, and for once, there was no shortage of unique blockbusters. As is the case every year, there were more than a few films that slipped through the cracks and were only known to a niche in the moviegoing population. The following five titles are a fraction of such films.

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‘Attack on Titan’ finale wraps iconic series

Giovanni Salsa- STAFF WRITER November 14, 2023

“Attack on Titan” has finally come to an end after being on the air for over 10 years. The anime, based on the manga of the same name, tells the story of oppression, the cost of freedom and the endless cycle of violence. The series has gained immense popularity over its run, and due to its complex themes, it has sparked up discussions and debates that are still ongoing even after the final episode has aired.

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‘She Said’ reminds the people of the power of the press

Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey did what most journalists only aspire to do – prove that the pen is mightier than the sword.

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