Sundance 2021: Days Bleeding into Each Other Already
Full Disclosure: I’m not “covering” Sundance as I normally cover most festivals. Too many roles in something like opposition, blur …
Category Archives: Musings
Sundance 2021: My First Time…
My first impression of Sundance is a bit too surreal. I’ve heard all of the stories from critics and filmmakers …
Truth and Reconciliation – (A Critical Reflection on) What We’re Seeing
This is not how I expected to kick off this new year. I’m not writing as a journalist or a …
Talking Back: ‘Da 5 Bloods’
Right from the start, as the film opens with historical clips of American flashpoints, Spike Lee’s new film Da 5 …
How to Build Yourself Anew
New releases for May 8: How to Build a Girl / CRSHD / Clementine It’s time to step into the …
Standing with ‘The Infiltrators’
Films occasionally have the power to sneak up on viewers, to instigate a debate, challenging ethics, morality, and something fundamentally …
Looking ‘To The Stars,’ Searching…
Filmmakers have been gazing up at the sky for almost as long as we’ve had cameras, capturing glimpses at the …
The Empress Has No Clothes: ‘Selah and the Spades’
Prep school dramas, whether in novels or films, are generally the domain of privileged white students (with their token minority …
‘The Lost Husband’ – Lost But Easily Found
This is supposed to be a review of the new release The Lost Husband from writer-director Vicky Wright, based on …
Lost Mothers Rise Up in ‘The Other Lamb’
Shepherd (Michiel Huisman) literally herds his own flock in Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska’s new film The Other Lamb (from screenwriter …
