When my grandmother was still alive, she would occasionally call on me and pull me aside for small talk. Sometimes,…
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Sean Baker’s “Anora” is a wild, raucous ride, sprinting across a high-wire while somehow maintaining its composure. A filmmaking style…
The epic is a towering cinematic piece rarely executed or appropriately financed today. We must also note that today’s audiences…
You know what’s really terrifying, what’s guaranteed to fill most people with dread and anxiety? No, it’s not a hockey-mask…
Cable dramas came to prominence in the late 90s and early 00s. Series like The Sopranos, The Wire, 24 and…
Director/Writer Chris Nash’s “In a Violent Nature” is as indie as they come. The film’s budget isn’t listed on IMDb,…
The Toronto International Film Festival saw some great stories and great films. There were also some great stories about women…
Nothing charms quite like New Zealand can. In actress Rachel House’s feature directing debut, she is our sherpa up “The…
“Every human being is a universe within themselves…floating about in eternal darkness—aimless, lonely,” a man reflects with melancholy through a…
Over the years, there have been several films that tackle the use of sex as a substitute for emotional connection,…