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He says he knows “Getting Over Depression” doesn’t belong to him anymore. “It’s Israel’s song,” he said. “It’s the song our nation has chosen to listen to.”

(JTA) — An Israeli reservist on leave from the war in Gaza sneaks back into his house in the middle of the night to surprise his wife and sons. Another

Candidates spoke to Varsity about their priorities, discussing the conflict in Israel and Gaza, and the climate crisis

Silly, profound, vulgar and mysterious, 'On the Go' is alive with the contradictions and chaos of a cruel and beautiful world.

A gritty aesthetic complements an amusing, dream-like satire in Sean Price Williams’s directorial debut.

The dangers of skewed perceptions and the hardships of navigating boyhood drive Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest benign thriller.

What if, every time you woke up, you were in a completely different year and at a completely different stage of your life?

What compels a person to kill? How do we even begin to unravel the mysteries of others when our own inner truths are so deeply buried?

It’s time for you to add the Harbor Theater Classic Film Series to your winter calendars. This year, with the assistance of our good friend Dr. Jon Cavallero, chair of the Bates College, Rhetoric, Film and Screen Studies program, we have chosen the...

It’s time for you to add the Harbor Theater Classic Film Series to your winter calendars. This year, with the assistance of our good friend Dr. Jon Cavallero, chair of the Bates College, Rhetoric, Film and Screen Studies program, we have chosen the...