As a Mexican-American woman with a deep connection to my Indigenous roots, I can’t help but feel immense pride and validation after the success of “Night Country.” This project has been a labor of love for me, and seeing it recognized in such a significant way is truly a dream come true. Listening to the … Read more
As a film enthusiast with a keen interest in Hollywood marriages and divorces, I’ve seen my fair share of complicated splits between celebrities. However, the latest development in Kathy Griffin and Randy Bick‘s divorce case piqued my curiosity more than most. According to the terms of their divorce settlement, Randy Bick is permitted to return … Read more
As someone who has had the privilege of witnessing the meteoric rise of drag culture in Thailand, I am utterly amazed and overjoyed by the transformation of what was once a subversive art form into a celebrated and beloved community. The memory of that first night, filled with Thai “drag queens” who bravely claimed the … Read more
As a seasoned book critic with years of experience under my belt, I’ve read my fair share of novels that leave me feeling flat and unfulfilled. But when I picked up “Lady in the Lake,” I was immediately captivated by the intricate storytelling and rich character development. In 1969, Baltimore saw the vanished lives of … Read more
As a young woman with a passion for storytelling and a dream to make movies, I relate deeply to Susan Seidelman’s journey. Her aptitude test result may have initially seemed like a disappointment, but it ultimately led her to discover her true calling as a librarian who loves stories – just like me. Susan Seidelman … Read more
CANNES, France — As a huge fan of both film and television, I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing Jesse Plemons’ extraordinary acting career unfold over the past five years. His ability to bring depth and nuance to each role, no matter how small, has left an indelible mark on the industry. Jesse Plemons is deliriously tired. … Read more
1 As someone who came of age during the height of the AIDS crisis and the New Queer Cinema movement, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of connection to the films and the artists that defined this pivotal moment in queer history. The pain and loss were palpable, yet so was the determination … Read more
1 As a film critic with a deep interest in political and social commentary, I have had the privilege of watching and analyzing many films that tackle important issues. Among them, there are some that truly stand out for their audacity, relevance, and impact. Two such films are “No” and “Syriana,” which I had the … Read more
As a cinephile with a deep appreciation for thought-provoking films that explore the complexities of life and death, I found “Tuesday” to be an intriguing but ultimately disappointing watch. The concept of personifying death as a macaw was certainly unique and intrigued me, but unfortunately, the execution fell short. The mysteries surrounding what follows death … Read more
As a cinephile who has spent years immersed in the world of films, I have seen my fair share of stories about people trying to find their way through life’s challenges. But the films of Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson stand out for their deep sense of empathy and authenticity. Their latest work, “Ghostlight,” is … Read more