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In ‘Dick Johnson Is Dead,’ father and daughter confront death on their own terms

Jared Klegar
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Oct. 13, 2020
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Courtesy of the Sundance Institute

Should we be wary of AI? ‘Coded Bias’ says yes.

Kirsten Mettler
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Oct. 6, 2020
Research
Photo courtesy of Dexter Sterling Simpson

‘Brain Bridges’: Stanford senior makes documentary on global talent flow

Matthew Turk
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Oct. 5, 2020
Arts & Life
Lions Gate Films

15 years later: ‘Grizzly Man’ bears continued relevance in the narrative of humans vs. nature

Daniel Shaykevich
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Sept. 27, 2020
Arts & Life
(Photo: A24)

‘Boys State’: A film about hope or fear?

Kirsten Mettler
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Sept. 24, 2020
Research
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Stanford Fulbright scholars bring attention to marginalized communities

Viraj Mehta
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Aug. 24, 2020
Men's Volleyball
Kawika Shoji '10 high-fives young fans after a win over Pepperdine in 2010. Many young players attend Stanford games with the hope of one day representing the Cardinal themselves. (Photo: DAVID GONZALES/isiphotos.com)

Game point: Men’s volleyball players, alumni fear Stanford’s cancellation will stifle NCAA, high school growth

Cybele Zhang
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July 26, 2020
Arts & Life
Courtesy of HBO

‘Welcome to Chechnya’ confronts LGBT+ persecution in Russia

Juan Fueyo-Gomez
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July 20, 2020
Arts & Life
The new documentary "A Tale of Two Kitchens" focuses on Mexican restauranteur Gabriela Camara, who hires a diverse staff (courtesy of Netflix).

‘A Tale of Two Kitchens’ celebrates welcoming kitchen culture built upon dedication of migrant workers

Annie Chang
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May 31, 2019
Arts & Life
"Knock Down the House" illuminates the stories of four women who ran for public office in 2018 (courtesy of Netflix).

‘Knock Down the House’ is a must-watch in the current political climate

Annie Chang
  •  
May 17, 2019
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Facebook Dilemma producers: Facebook employees ‘impervious,’ ‘naive’

Erin Woo
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Jan. 17, 2019
"The War at Home" discusses the domestic discontent that developed during the Vietnam War (courtesy of Wisconsin Historical Society).

‘The War at Home’ connects present with past

Hannah Blum
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Nov. 2, 2018
"Studio 54" focuses on the famous nightclub, which was frequented by celebrities like Liza Minnelli, Bianca Jagger, Andy Warhol and Halston (ADAM SCULL/Zeitgeist Films).

“Studio 54” is a study of an (in)famous 70s nightclub

Simone Zhu
  •  
Oct. 24, 2018
In "Fahrenheit 11/9," Michael Moore praises the student activists at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (courtesy of Midwestern Films).

In ‘Fahrenheit 11/9,’ Michael Moore crafts an incendiary argument

Amir Abou-Jaoude
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Oct. 2, 2018
Harsha, Abraham, and Ryan await the judges at ISEF (courtesy of Muck Media).

‘Science Fair’ doesn’t experiment enough

Amir Abou-Jaoude
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Sept. 26, 2018
Magazine
The road somewhere off in north-central Nevada in a spot where there isn't much of anything except for a small town in the rearview mirror (not pictured).

Sehnsucht bulletins

Chapman Caddell
  •  
Sept. 20, 2018
The Anderson Collection at the Cantor. (Photo: Amy Lin/The Stanford Daily)

Review: Anderson Collection screens ‘Eva Hesse’

Amy Lin
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Aug. 5, 2018
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Summer Human Rights Series kicks off with ‘Stink!’ documentary

Eric Epstein
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Aug. 1, 2018
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[final cf] Austrian filmmaker Nikolaus Geyrhalter creates engaging, experimental documentaries

Maxwell Menzies
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June 29, 2018
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in "RBG," directed by Betsy West and Julie Cohen. (Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures)

‘RBG’ fails to do justice to its subject

Amir Abou-Jaoude
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May 15, 2018
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