‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Is a Lackluster Comedy Adaptation
The story of how Terry Gilliam’s adventure comedy made it to the big screen is more interesting than the film itself.
Fareid El Gafy, Staff Writer
• Mar 31, 2019
Foreign Language Oscars
The Arts Desk gives out recs for great Oscar-nominated foreign language films to check out in advance of this Sunday’s ceremony.
Feb 22, 2019
‘Life Itself’ Cannot Overcome Tired Tropes and Subpar Stereotypes
George Zhai, Contributing Writer
• Sep 26, 2018
Libros Entre Libros: A Look Into Argentina’s International Book Fair
Melanie Pineda, Staff Writer
• Apr 30, 2018
Flavor and Festivity in Midtown’s Newest Addition: Boqueria
Liv Chai, Dining Editor
• Apr 24, 2018
Cool and Colombian: Kali Uchis’ ‘Isolation’
Alejandro Villa Vásquez, Copy Chief
• Apr 13, 2018
Everything You Think You Know About Spain Is Wrong
Sierra Jackson, Staff Writer
• Jan 29, 2018
Is Sexism Rooted Deeper Than We Might Suspect?
Lara Dreux, Contributing Writer
• Sep 29, 2017
Ballet Hispanico Examines Dance and Politics
Ballet Hispanico's New York run at the Joyce Theater was a success, examining politics through dance.
Ryan Mikel, Staff Writer
• Apr 26, 2017
Madrid: Home Away from Home
Abigail Weinberg, Staff Writer
• Feb 23, 2017
Identity Politics Ring True at KJCC
Maria Jose Lavandera, Contributing Writer
• Feb 6, 2017
NYU Reacts — Abroad Edition: Trump Wins the Presidential Election
Anne Cruz, Abroad Editor
• Nov 11, 2016
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