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Emma Fingret

@McGill, Arts & Culture

Reimagining South Asian Campus Culture: A Year in the Life of McGill’s Indian Students’ Association

By Emma Fingret

Since 1963, McGill’s Indian Students’ Association (ISA) has been a cornerstone of cultural life on campus. But this academic year,…

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Arts & Culture, Movies & TV

Disenchanted: How Anora Loses Anora

By Emma Fingret

Sean Baker’s 2024 Palme d’Or-winner, Anora, is as hollow and reductive as it is raw and radiant, setting its standard…

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Arts & Culture

Style Over Substance: How the Horror Hit of the Year Butchers its Own Message

By Emma Fingret

Demi Moore plays her own worst enemy in the recent body horror flick that aptly has audiences squirming beneath their…

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