Carl Joseph Papa does not use animation as decoration. In his films, it behaves more…
The first thing we see in “Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu” is Bob Odenkirk…
One of my favorite films of this year’s Tribeca Festival was the animated short “Eeny,…
There is a moment in “The Gas Station Attendant” when filmmaker Karla Murthy begins to…
The Philippines has become so used to absence that we sometimes forget how strange our…
Modern horror remakes are inevitable. Hollywood turns to the past to recycle familiar properties in…
Ever since the mid-to-late 2000s, creepypastas have been all over YouTube and pop culture, with figures like ‘Slenderman’ and ‘Joe…
I remember the minute details from the day of the Columbine High School massacre. Working my standard 1pm-10pm shift at…
Earlier in the 25th Tribeca Festival I covered two animated shorts, “Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe!” and “Saba”. They were both…
The funny thing about a phone video is how little ceremony it asks from us. We take one because a…
Before “Ceremony” becomes a film about loss, it first teaches us how to listen. We hear rushing water, birds, Nuxalk…
A father can become two different people in a son’s memory. There’s the man everyone else praises, and there’s the…