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Films That Will Change Your Perspective

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1. Blade Runner What it’s aboutIn a future where artificial humans called replicants live among us, a blade runner’s job is to find and retire them. But the line between human and machine isn’t so clear. As the story unfolds, the film asks big questions about memory, identity, and what it really means to be […]

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Make It with Media Services

New Fall 2026 Workshops

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If you want to make use of the Media Services A/V collection but you don’t know where to start, come visit our demonstration workshops. These workshops are designed to teach you the skills you need to realize your creative vision for any multimedia project you’re working on. New this semester will be topics such as […]

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Welcome to BlockBender!

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Bender Library has a new display of browsable DVD collections, including Best Picture Winners, Animation, Documentaries, Horror, Washington DC on Screen, and Staff Picks. These hand-picked selections are currently available to view in room B56 located on the Lower Level of the library. Just look for the classic Blockbender sign above the door! The New […]

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Tim Curry on the red carpet

Remembering Tim Curry

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Tim Curry, famous for embodying roles in cult classics The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Home Alone 2: Lost In New York died on August 25 at the age of 80. He had suffered a stroke in 2012 that left him wheelchair bound. Born in England, Curry studied drama at the University of Birmingham and […]

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Guess the Theme: A commonality connects these films... can you figure it out?

Guess the Theme — July Movies

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After a temporary hiatus, we are back with a brand new Guess the Theme contest. If you’re not familiar with the contest, we provide a list of six movies that share some common thread. Any patron who correctly guesses the theme is entered for a chance to win a token for a free drink from […]

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Lady Hideko (played by Kim Min-hee) comfortably lounges in a pink robe on an expensive-looking seat. She watches Sook-hee (Kim Tae-ri) kneeling on the ground in front of her as she massages Lady Hideko's feet. The room is dimly lit by table lamps behind them.

SCREENING: Park Chan-wook’s Recent Films at the National Museum of Asian Art

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The National Museum of Asian Art is hosting three free screenings of Korean award winning director Park Chan-wook’s recent films throughout the month of June. Museum entry is free, so be sure to take advantage of this opportunity to watch these incredible films and celebrate Korean cinema while broadening your cinematic taste! No Other Choice […]

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