“Proxy” Film Review: A Bleak Glimpse into Emotion as Occupation
Many things can act as a stand-in, a placeholder, or an object to fill a hole left behind. Sophia Banks’s...
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A dive into mainstream and fringe cinema, current, up-to-date coverage of key, historically pioneering film festivals such as Outfest, Newfest and others. Interviews with award-winning directors, filmmakers and actors, reviews of films and documentaries with an emphasis on content that captures social and political struggles.
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Israeli Film “Birth Right” Explores Complexities of Identity Through Real Immigration Stories
“Israel is the historical homeland of our ancestors, it is to this land that our grandparents and great-grandparents dreamed to...
Sex, Diversity, and Melodrama: Netflix’s “Bridgerton” is a Mixed Bag
“Riverdale” meets “Little Women” meets “Game of Thrones.” There is hardly a better way of encapsulating the promise of Shonda...
“Promising Young Woman” Is Poised To Be One of the Emblematic Films of the Post #MeToo Era
After nearly a year of anticipation, “Promising Young Woman” hit theaters on Christmas, around the same time it cracked several...
Charles Xiuzhi Dong’s Short Film “After Class”: A Review
A young girl jumps into oncoming traffic, willingly, intentionally, purposefully. This is the final scene in Director Charles Xiuzhi Dong’s...
The Glimmer of Alma Wheatley: An Analysis of Netflix’s “The Queen’s Gambit”
Netflix’s seven-episode miniseries about an orphaned chess prodigy in the 1960s, the Queen’s Gambit is the story of Beth Harmon,...
Short Film “White Eye” Captures the Reality of Life as an Undocumented Immigrant
On the deadline to submit a script to The Makor Foundation for Israeli Film and Television to receive a grant,...
This Year’s Wrap Up: The Best Movies of 2020
We have all had a ton of newfound time on our hands and a lot of us have spent it...
“Innocence”: A step forward for Down Syndrome Representation in a Shocking and Captivating Thriller
A body, a witness, a suspicious person, and a determined policewoman: all the ingredients for a standard investigative thriller that...
The Legacy of “Black Christmas”: Women in Horror, Feminism, and the Blumhouse Remake of the Cult Classic
Coronavirus has turned 2021 into an excuse for all of us to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane. We...
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