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How BEST is different this year

What helped you get your through the Pandemic Lockdown? Did you start off watching “Tiger King”; feeling equal parts incredulous … More

Amanda Seyfried, Carey Mulligan, Emerald Fennell, Frances McDormand, Gary Oldman, George Clooney

A More Diverse Oscars, 2021

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have taken a long time to bring some diversity to their membership … More

A Promising Young Woman, Judas and the Black Messiah, Minari, Nomadland, Sound of Metal, The Father, The Trail of the Chicago 7

Searching for Home –“Nomadland”

One of the first things I do when moving to a new town is to search for an arthouse cinema. … More

Bob Wells, Chloe Zhao, Joshua James Richards, Ludovico Einaudi, Nomadland, RV Living

“One Night in Miami” and “Soul”–Black Male Representation

How does an animated film about a Black band teacher from 70’s Queens and a dramatic film that imagines conversations … More

Kemp Powers, One Night in Miami, Pete Docter, Pixar Animation Studio, REgina King, Soul

Broken Promises: A Candy-Coated Call to Arms

Parents want to protect their children and ensure they have promising futures. We want to keep all children safe, but … More

Carey Mulligan, Cnsent, Emerald Fennell, Laverne Cox, Promising Young Woman

🎶 Don We Now Our Gay Apparel 🎶– “The Prom” and “Happiest Season”

Remember long ago, in the Before Times, when the Hallmark Channel pulled an ad that featured a kiss between a … More

Aubrey Plaza, Clea DuVall, Daniel Levy, Happiest Season, James Corden, Kristen Stewart, LGBTQ, The Christmas House, The Prom

“Mank”–a Black & White Melodrama for those who love Old Hollywood

Question: What’s Black and White and Red (read) all over? Answer: A newspaper. Bada bing bada ba! No one would … More

Amanda Seyfried, Citizen Kane, David Fincher, Gary Oldman, Herman J Mankiewicz, Mank, Marion Davies, Orson Welles

Fall Film Festivals–why it’s worth your bother

What makes a film festival special? Is it the chance to see the celebrities and flmmakers? Is it the thrill … More

Ammonite, Apples, Chloe Zhao, Dame Judi Dench, DFF43, Ema, Frances Lee, Kate Winslet, Minari, MVFF, Nomadland, NYFF58, On The Rocks, Saoirse Ronan, Sofia Coppola

Alone vs Lonely: Searching for home in “Nomadland”

Dedicated to all who must depart See you down the road A film that many in our Pandemic time may … More

Chloe Zhao, Frances McDormand, New York Film Festival, Nomadland, Woodstock Film Festival

Fossils, a lesbian romance and a missed opportunity–“Ammonite”

The ammonites (a type of the ammonoid subclass) existed from 200 million years ago and became extinct at the same time as … More

Ammonite, Francis Lee, Kate Winslet, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Saoirse Ronan, Woodstock Film Festival

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