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BOX HILL FILMS | The second adaptation of a classic 19th century novel in the last few months, "Emma." offers a strong feminist message, caked in wry humor and conniving characters that adds more life to the source material.

‘Emma.’ Brings Laughs, Love from Jane Austen’s Classic Novel to Silver Screen

By Annah Otis
'Merry Wives' at the Folger Theatre Delights with Talented Acting, Engaging Humor

‘Merry Wives’ at the Folger Theatre Delights with Talented Acting, Engaging Humor

By Annah Otis
Director Greta Gerwig Offers an Engaging, Well-Cast Rendition of 'Little Women'

Director Greta Gerwig Offers an Engaging, Well-Cast Rendition of ‘Little Women’

By Annah Otis
FILE PHOTO: KASSIDY ANGELO/THE HOYA | Museums in Washington D.C. showcase exhibitions on sustainability, showing how artists can incorporate environmentalism into their work, educating audiences in an engaging way.

Artists and Museums Embrace Sustainability To Preserve the Past and the Future

By Annah Otis
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY | "In Midsentence" offers

‘In Mid-Sentence’ Captures Iconic Speeches in Still Photographs

By Annah Otis
AMAZON STUDIOS | Despite the movie's critically acclaimed source material, "The Goldfinch" fails to deliver a promising recreation of the novel due to its meandering plot.

‘The Goldfinch’ Drags on With Mishandled Plot, Poor Pacing

By Annah Otis

‘Manifesto: Art x Agency’ Centers Artists Addressing Politics

By Annah Otis
RYOT FILMS | Spanning decades and featuring communities from across the globe, the Academy Award nominees for best short-subject documentary hone in on issues of social crisis and justice. Each short documentary takes a closer look at social issues that affect millions, but “Black Sheep” appears to be the frontrunner for the Academy Award.

Oscar-Nominated Shorts Tackle Global Social Issues

By Annah Otis
ANNAH OTIS FOR THE HOYA | Two peacocks painted in gold

‘The Peacock Room Revealed’ Showcases Whistler’s Expressive Style

By Annah Otis
@asgreer/Instagram | Andrew Sean Greer explores issues of sexuality, coming of age and identity in his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “Less.” His background as an openly gay, highly educated writer influences the novel’s take on modern-day topics and diversity. Though brilliantly written, “Less” falls short in considering women and people of color.

‘Less’ Inspires With Modern Themes, Poetic Writing

By Annah Otis
Ryan Bae, The Hoya

Phantoms, Gracenotes and Chimes Dominate the DC A Cappella Festival’s First Weekend

By Annah Otis
Kiki Schmalfuss/The Hoya

Competing Confectioneries Define Georgetown

By Annah Otis and Arden Fitzpatrick
'Smallfoot' Brings Big Heart to the Silver Screen

‘Smallfoot’ Brings Big Heart to the Silver Screen

By Annah Otis
Movie Review: 'Life Itself'

Movie Review: ‘Life Itself’

By Guide Editor and Annah Otis
ZENITH GALLERY

‘What’s Real to You’ at the Zenith Gallery Explores Realism and the Human Form

By Annah Otis
ANNAH OTIS FOR THE HOYA

Movie Review: ‘Pandas’ at the National Air and Space Museum

By Annah Otis
CAROLINE PAPPAS/THE HOYA

GU Arts Week Stresses Need for Creative Resources

By Eliza Phillips and Annah Otis
HIRSHHORN

Hirshhorn Museum Welcomes the Public Into Sleek New Lobby Space

By Annah Otis
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