Jesse Horowitz

Jesser Horowitz is a senior at Vassar College, where he studies history. In the fall he will be attending the London School of Economics and Political Science to receive as Masters in Human Rights.

In Appreciation Of: Brooklyn

Features Michael Vecchio - February 14, 2019

Literature and films on love are often based on a couple's relationship, but seldom do they cover the different types of...

In Appreciation Of: Marty (1955)

Features Jesse Horowitz - February 13, 2019

Whether you are spending Valentine's Day alone or with a partner. Marty (1955) is an under the radar film worth seeking out

In Appreciation Of: The Before Trilogy

Features Andrew Milito - February 11, 2019

Capturing love at all stages, Richard Linklater's Before Trilogy may be the most encompassing depiction of love ever put to film

Review: Close

Film

Close does very little that stands out or makes it particularly memorable wasting a pair of decent performances from its leads

Review: They Shall Not Grow Old

Film

An astounding technical achievement in film restoration, Peter Jackson’s They Shall Not Grow Old is an emotionally superb embrace of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Superbowl Surprises – BTC Staff Survey

Features BTC Staff - February 2, 2019

A year after the Super Bowl surprised us with Cloverfield: Paradox . We asked the team: What would we like to see for an encore this year?

In Appreciation Of: Marty (1955)

Features Jesse Horowitz - February 13, 2019

Whether you are spending Valentine's Day alone or with a partner. Marty (1955) is an under the radar film worth seeking out

Review: Vice

Film Jesse Horowitz - January 28, 2019

Vice covers everything but develops almost nothing to a satisfying end in its wildly inconsistent portrait of the former vice president.

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