Daniel Engelke

Daniel Engelke

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Daniel Engelke is a freelance journalist, editor, and film director living in New York City. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in film and video from Columbia College Chicago, with an emphasis in cinema studies.

Along with writing for The Upcoming, Daniel acts as editor for literary criticism blog Living with Literature and video hosting site Seminal Cinema Outfit. His work has been published in Film Monthly, Den of Geek, and Quarterly Review.

Published articles

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Junction 48

Foreign movie aficionados cannot ignore the diverse film coming out of Israel over the past decade. Titles like 5…

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National Bird

Anti-war cinema over the last 20 years has focused on personal stories rather than the conflict itself. Issues like Post…

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Keep Quiet

There is a known paradox that says within any intense sentiment there is also the opposing force. For…

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Southwest of Salem

The 90s is nearly 20 years old. Outspoken fears and hatred toward homosexuality are being replaced with overwhelming…

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The Return

The American penal system is known internationally to be harsh, and internally, to be corrupt (to those who endure its treatment,…

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Here Alone

2014 saw a massive Ebola outbreak and 2016 has already seen the growth of the Zika virus. Epidemics…

By Daniel Engelke
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The Show of Shows

The history of lost art is always intriguing: what once fascinated audiences and subsequently caused the loss of…

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AWOL

Though it's now in cinders, the debate over allowing homosexuals in the military was once very much aflame. Bill…

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Califórnia

It is difficult to overstate Hollywood’s impact on culture, especially in the genre of coming-of-age or "teen" film.…

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Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

"A death in the family" is one of the oldest archetypes in the field of arts and entertainment.…

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