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The student news site of Brookline High School

The Sagamore
The Women In Film Club discusses the various roles of women in modern movies and television shows.

The Women in Film club explores women’s roles in the film industry

Anika Mayar, Arts Editor
November 14, 2021
This a Halloween costume that was made by Burton’s mother, which has inspired his animation aesthetic.

Racial Biases in Tim Burton movies

Andi Lowe, Staff Writer
June 17, 2021
As the first major production to adapt to shooting limitations set by the pandemic, “Malcolm and Marie” features only two actors, solely focused on capturing the verbal altercations happening on a particular night.

“Malcolm and Marie” features exceptional acting and screenwriting, raising interesting questions about storytelling

Jordan Liss-Riordan, Staff Writer
March 29, 2021
Lee Isaac Chungs Minari tells the story of the Yi family in 1980s Arkansas. Driven by powerful, rich characters and timely themes, the movie is a memorable one.

“Minari’ tells heartfelt story of hope

Nina Rogers, Editor in Chief
March 18, 2021
Movie Club members freshmen Sigal Solomon, Nathan Ives and Ben Rosenblatt alongside English teacher Evan Mousseau meet virtually during X-Block. The club watches moves together over Zoom.

Movie Club allows students to bond over film from the safety of their homes

Audrey Garon, Staff Writer
February 2, 2021
Mwosa involved current and past students in the production of her film. The movie is dedicated to them for the role they played in shaping the story.

Film teacher Thato Mwosa produces her own film, “Memoirs of a Black Girl”

Sofia Hauser, Staff Writer
January 25, 2021
Aryn Lees movie and TV recommendations for winter

Aryn Lee’s movie and TV recommendations for winter

Aryn Lee, Arts and Multimedia Managing Editor
November 14, 2020
Disneys newest animated film, Onward, tells the story of two brothers on an epic journey to speak with their late father one last time. Over the course of their adventure, the brothers learn important life lessons on self confidence and what it means to find yourself.

Disney’s “Onward” reminds viewers to be confident in themselves

Charlotte Dresser, Staff Writer
April 25, 2020
Staff media recommendations

Staff media recommendations

The Sagamore Staff
March 13, 2020
The first Frozen movie attracted many fans for its catchy songs and captivating plot. The sequel had high expectations to meet and did so by targeting a slightly older audience.

“Frozen II” uses humor to appeal to older audience

Phoebe Kallaher, Arts Editor
January 10, 2020
A copy of the Little Women book, published in 1868. The books plot and themes remain relevant today.

“Little Women” adaptation maintains relevance

Graham Krewinghaus and Aryn Lee
January 7, 2020
Actor Joaquin Phoenix masterfully plays the vintage villain as a mentally-ill psychopath, but Phoenixs performance is overshadowed by poor writing and underdeveloped themes.

Movie Review: The Joker

Oliver Fox, Opinions Editor
October 25, 2019
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