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Photo of Columbus-based woodworker Elijah Pierce, preserved and digitized from a film strip. Courtesy of The Ohio State University Archives.

From the vault: Ohio State University Libraries’ restored historical short films to screen at Wexner Center for the Arts Thursday

Movie review: Latest ‘Captain America’ installment is neither brave nor new

Park City's iconic Egyptian Theater, home of the iconic Sundance Film Festival. Credit: Sebastian Petrou Griffith

Four under-the-radar movies from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival

Margot Robbie stars in "Barbie." (Warner Bros. Pictures/TNS)

Arts & Life Desk’s picks for best movies of the 2020s

Mike Faist, left, and Zendaya in "Challengers." Credit: Niko Tavernise via TNS

Opinion: Predicting 2025 Academy Award winners and personal picks in each category

Movie review: ‘The Brutalist’ portrays the American dream — and nightmare

Lily-Rose Depp, left, and Emma Corrin in "Nosferatu." Credit: Aidan Monaghan/Focus Features via TNS

Movie review: ‘Nosferatu’ lacks the soul of the original

Elle Fanning, left, as Sylvie Russo and Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan take a motorcycle ride to the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, a fictitious scene in "A Complete Unknown." Credit: Searchlight Pictures via TNS

Movie review: ‘A Complete Unknown’ is carried by Bob Dylan’s timeless songwriting

Park City's iconic Egyptian Theater, home of the iconic Sundance Film Festival. Credit: Sebastian Petrou Griffith

Sundance’s 2025 slate: A look ahead at the year in film

From left, Jaeden Martell, Rachel Zegler and Julian Dennison in "Y2K," directed by Kyle Mooney. Credit: A24 via TNS

Movie review: ‘Y2K’ is just OK

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