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“Navalny” Documentary: What Is Actually Behind Oscar’s Flashing Lights?

But back to the award ceremony and to the moment when the Oscar went to “Navalny”. To be completely honest, I watched that scene over 10 times and every time it almost brought tears to my eyes. 

Movies to Binge-Watch this Fall!

It’s starting to get colder outside; the wind grows fierce and sudden rain hits in the middle of the day, sometimes for hours or...

What Makes a Screen Adaptation Faithful?

George R.R Martin, the author of Game of Thrones, hates unfaithful adaptations. So does Neil Gaiman, whose work is among the most frequently adapted...

Love cinema and love Spain: watch decades of Spanish cinema

Sometimes, as IE University students, we leap over the essence of Spanish culture that envelops us; our (fortunately) international entourages deviate us from the...

Borat 2: A Funny Parody or a Not So Hidden Bias?

With the Borat sequel out on Amazon, Americans can celebrate elections with some more hyperrealism to feed their selective wokeness with. The racist, highly...

The IE Photo and Film Club | Club Profile

By Teresa Olombrado and Arturo Cuesta Presidents of the Photograph and Film Club (Segovia) The IE Photo and Film Club is part of the multitude...

Dudes and drugs: ‘The Gentlemen’ Review

“The Gentlemen” is a drug film packed with action, comedy and a star-studded cast of characters.  “The Gentlemen,” Guy Ritchie’s latest action-comedy, is a whirlwind...

How to tackle all the Studio Ghibli movies added to Netflix

Last month, Netflix announced the news that shook the world: 21 Studio Ghibli movies would make their way to the streaming platform starting February...

Top 10 Movies of 2019  

The end of the decade brought us one of the best in recent years for movies. With the Academy Awards coming up in just...

‘Dolittle’ takes the fun out of adventure

Director Stephen Gaghan’s “Dolittle” does not look like a $175 million production, but unfortunately, that’s how much it costs to create a movie not...

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The AI That Will “Do No Harm”

Before a new physician can practice medicine, they take what is known as the Hippocratic Oath. Named after Hippocrates, the Ancient Greek Physician, the oath enumerates a number of ethics codes that are summarized as “first, do no harm.” Munjal Shah utilized this popular concept to name his new Healthcare Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool; Hippocratic AI. 

Elly’s Light Enchanting Final Concert in Segovia

On the 19th of May was The Finale: Social Mingling, Outdoors Fun & Farewell at the Creativity Center in Segovia. Elly's Light, the music...

The IE Short Film Festival 2023

The following day, film buffs from campus and beyond came to the award ceremony to discover the ieSFF nominees. Nominations were created by an impressive jury panel, from producers and creatives in the field.