Waking Up To ‘Good Morning Karachi’
There’s a funny thing about social and cultural issues in modern society; actually, the debate starts with the whole idea …
Category Archives: Black Eye
What ‘Carol’ Teaches Us About The Look Of Love
WHEN A GAZE IS MORE THAN A GAZE By T.T. Stern-Enzi Early on in the Todd Haynes adaptation of the …
Looking Forward to New Characters in 2016
Will 2016, with its over-abundance of sequels on the horizon (Ride Along 2, Kung Fu Panda 3, Alice Through the …
Art House Preview
SMALL GEMS ON THE HORIZON By T.T. Stern-Enzi As soon as the ball dropped in Times Square, I (and every …
The Narrative and Philosophical Maturity of ‘Youth’
Paolo Sorrentino, the Italian writer-director behind 2013 Best Foreign Language Academy Award-winner The Great Beauty, breaks narratives and lives down …
Thinking of You
FOR THOSE WHO ARE GONE, BUT CERTAINLY NOT FORGOTTEN By T.T. Stern-Enzi Take the time to truly stop and remember …
2015: Film
UNDER THE RADAR SELECTIONS FOR 2015 By T.T. Stern-Enzi Every year, there are simply too many releases for a …
The Top Films of 2015
Let’s get right to it. Youth – Italian writer-director Paolo Sorrentino, who won the Foreign Language Oscar for The Great …
Definition of a Woman: Alicia Vikander in ‘The Danish Girl’
THE DOUBLE GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE TALKS ABOUT WOMANHOOD By T.T. Stern-Enzi One of the undeniable benefits of covering film—far outstripping …
The Muse and the Modern Bard
William Shakespeare’s Macbeth gets a fascinating visual reinterpretation thanks to Justin Kurzel, an Australian neophyte with only one previous feature …
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