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About Film Club
The UW Film Club is the foremost organization for exploring film culture at the University of Washington. Each week we get together, watch a film, and discuss it and everything else going on in the entertainment world. Additionally, we program quarterly filmmaking competitions, have access to prescreenings for many of the biggest releases of the year, and provide an outlet for our UW film community. For the Winter 2020 Quarter, we meet at 7:30 PM Thursday nights in Physics-Astronomy Auditorium A114.
Latest News and Reviews
Review: ‘The Devil All the Time’: The Road to Chaos is Paved with Good Actors
Antonio Campos’ new Netflix film, The Devil All the Time, can be called many things; but subtle is not one of them. There are not many words in the English language to quantify the insanity of this picture. Truly, the most accurate description is that all 138 minutes are completely bonkers. This multi-generataional epic follows …
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Review: ‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’ is a Bloody Mess
There is unfortunately no other way to say it. The Babysitter: Killer Queen, McG’s follow up to his 2017 Netflix horror-comedy The Babysitter, is terrible. In fact, if you want to be more accurate to the trailers, it’s bloody terrible. As much as I enjoyed the first film, which saw nerdy preteen Cole (Judah Lewis) …
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Review: ‘Unpregnant’ is the Teen Comedy About Abortion You Weren’t Expecting
For much of film history, characters who chose to get an abortion were treated with tragic endings for their “moral failings.” Saint Frances and Never Rarely Sometimes Always are recent dramas that explore the termination of a pregnancy with a sense of empathy missing from previous films. The modern abortion drama aims to reframe the …
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