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Emma Kexin Wang

Emma Kexin Wang '24 is a Arts & Life staff writer, and Screen columnist for vol. 264 and vol. 265. She greatly enjoys horror and Ghibli movies. Contact her at ekwang 'at' stanford.edu.
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Drawing of crayons to the side of a white paper with the title "Abbott Elementary" and an outline of a character with flowers to their side

‘Abbott Elementary’ ends the year with a bang

Emma Kexin Wang
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June 5
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screen with text reading "FLiCKS"

FLiCKS ‘Get Out’ Screening

Emma Kexin Wang
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June 2
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Various Studio Ghibli characters, yellow background, text reading "Ghib it a try: When Marnie Was There"

Ghib it a Try: The Secret Environmentalism of ‘Arrietty’

Emma Kexin Wang
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May 20
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Reading FLiCKS. Jesse Eisenberg in red underwear, Andrew Garfield, and Armie Hammer

Stanford underwear and tech bros: FLiCKS screens ‘The Social Network’

Emma Kexin Wang
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May 1
The Grind
A corner of a dorm room with bright pink LED lights

Dear roommate, from a graduating senior

Emma Kexin Wang
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April 25
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An Earth holding DVDs with text reading Earth Approved.

The Daily’s Terra-ific watches for Earth Day

Emma Kexin Wang, Dan Kubota, Olena Bogdan, Cameron Duran, Adam Golomb and Grace Zhou
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April 23
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Man in a monkey mask against a back background. Title reads 'Monkey Man,'

Dev Patel’s ‘Monkey Man’ packs a refreshing punch

Emma Kexin Wang
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April 10
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Various Studio Ghibli characters, yellow background, text reading "Ghib it a try: When Marnie Was There"

Ghib it a Try: Memories and redemption in “When Marnie was There” 

Emma Kexin Wang
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March 31
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Two woman sitting on a coach, with a reflection of a woman in the mirror. Green wallpaper background.

Talk Horror to Me: Monstrous motherhood in ‘Huesera: The Bone Woman’

Emma Kexin Wang
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Feb. 22
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Drawing of crayons to the side of a white paper with the title "Abbott Elementary" and an outline of a character with flowers to their side

New beginnings in ‘Abbott Elementary’ season three premiere 

Emma Kexin Wang
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Feb. 19
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A broken, red heart listening to music through headphones, looking dejected in from of a background of ripped paper.

In ‘treble’ with love: Anti-Valentine’s Day songs 

Ribka Desta, Hana Dao, Charlotte Kearns, Erin Ye, Dan Kubota, Emma Kexin Wang, Blyss Cleveland and Sarayu Pai
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Feb. 13
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A happy, pink cartoon heart listening to romantic music through earbuds and holding a phone in from of a light blue background.

Tuned in to love: Best Valentine’s Day tracks

Cate Burtner, Hana Dao, Ribka Desta, Dan Kubota, Charlotte Kearns, Emma Kexin Wang, Amistad Vanegas, Erin Ye, Anthony Martinez Rosales and Sarayu Pai
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Feb. 13
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A graphic of a man riding a horse. The text in the foreground says "Talk Horror to Me" and "Nope."

Talk Horror to Me: Documenting trauma in ‘Nope’ (2022)

Emma Kexin Wang
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Feb. 12
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An ornate stage with a rippled bright red curtain.

Screen Staff Selects: Favorite film worlds

Cate Burtner, Blyss Cleveland, Emma Kexin Wang, Olena Bogdan, Anthony Martinez Rosales, Elena Vasilache and Lauren Boles
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Dec. 7
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A film roll graphic with "Talk horror to me" written in black text.

Talk Horror to Me: Familial issues and disorienting narratives in ‘Beau Is Afraid’

Emma Kexin Wang
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Nov. 13
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The photo of a hand in the dark, with the text "Talk Horror to me" written in the foreground.

Talk Horror to Me: Misdirected forms of human connections in ‘Talk to Me’

Emma Kexin Wang
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Nov. 8
Reads
A drawing of a smiling ghost holds a book, "spooky books" is written above the ghost's head

The Daily’s recommended reads for spooky season

Leyla Yilmaz, Emma Kexin Wang, Hana Dao, Amistad Vanegas and Cate Burtner
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Oct. 29
Arts & Life
Four people wearing pink jumpsuits and black masks stand in a line."Squid Game" in Korean is written on the top left hand corner.

‘Squid Game’ is a fresh dystopian take on the horrors of capitalism

Emma Kexin Wang and Eric Zhu
  •  
Nov. 1, 2021
Arts & Life
Photo: A24

The performance of grief in ‘Midsommar’

Emma Kexin Wang
  •  
Nov. 17, 2020
Arts & Life
Photo: A24.

Female madness, decapitation and cults in ‘Hereditary’

Emma Kexin Wang
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Nov. 11, 2020

Multimedia by Emma Kexin Wang

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Various Studio Ghibli characters, yellow background, text reading "Ghib it a try: When Marnie Was There"

Ghib it a Try: The Secret Environmentalism of ‘Arrietty’

Emma Kexin Wang
  •  
May 20
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Various Studio Ghibli characters, yellow background, text reading "Ghib it a try: When Marnie Was There"

Ghib it a Try: Memories and redemption in “When Marnie was There” 

Emma Kexin Wang
  •  
March 31
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