In HBO’s immersive and deeply moving coming-of-age drama We Are Who We Are, everyone is either finding their own identity or reclaiming something that was once lost about them. Created, directed, and co-written by the acclaimed director of Call Me…
“People will know that you can’t just smuggle in, hunker down, and wait to be legalised”. Trump’s blatantly racist remarks play on the background while Olivia (Isabel Sandoval) quietly eats her breakfast. She faces the living, tired map of many…
“You don’t like apples?” “I don’t remember if I like them” Echoing the philosophical wonderings of Saramago, dwelling on the complex themes explored by Kaufman’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and wrapping it all with the unnerving narrative style…
Horror films have the unique ability of finding terror in even the most comforting of places. Homes, lovers, friendships, and even inanimate objects can become enemies of the night, lurking in the shadows, concealing their true intentions until it’s too…
Estus Washington Pirkle was a Baptist preacher out of Mississippi and evangelist of the “turn or burn” variety that prized quantity of conversions over the quality of conversions. He was far from the only evangelist to hold the same approach…
While survival and transitional stories are far from a new tale, their ability to interweave important topics and necessary conversations of the world into the narrative is what keeps them fresh and relevant. It is their ability to stay true…
Podcasts, puppets, and more are on the menu for the month of September. Goes to show you when there are no limits to creativity when it comes to fundraising through our friends at Seed&Spark! WORKPLACE COMEDY PODCAST Workplace Comedy Podcast…
Xavier Dolan‘s films are often loud, charged with audacious youthfulness and dominated by characters with strong personalities and a tendency for hostility. Sometimes it works, especially when Dolan finds a way to balance the strident feelings exuded from his script…
It’s hard to not think about our current situation — the pandemic, the lockdown, the self-isolation, etc — while watching Cho Il-hyung‘s zombie thriller #Alive. Granted, Cho, in his directorial debut, takes the somewhat generic formula of zombie apocalypse movies…
To say Brian De Palma is a master of obsession is an understatement. For more than fifty years, he’s demonstrated his skill as one of the best American filmmakers by creating works steeped in paranoia and abound with suspenseful sequences…