NYC is a Resilient Black Woman

Imagine you’re a young black woman who’s made your first feature film. You’ve written and directed a movie that’s not … More

Finding Purpose Finding Richard

It’s fun when the story behind a film is as fascinating as the film itself. In the case of “The … More

Now is a great time to go to the movies. No, not see “Ant-Man & Wasp: Quantumania”, though I did … More

Horror films are not my cup of tea. Films that put children in danger for our viewing pleasure…even less of … More

How are your New Year’s Resolutions holding up? Did you commit to a new diet or make time to visit … More

There were a lot of fabulous films that were released last year. Did I see everything I wanted to see? … More

Have you ever found yourself seated in a movie theater, eagerly awaiting your show, only to be bombarded with 20-30 … More

Night scene. Africa. 1800’s. A group of Benti tribal men are gathered around a campfire. Some are cleaning weapons and … More

There’s a lovely creek that runs along the town of Telluride, the San Miguel River. Let’s say we walk to … More

“Good Luck to You, Leo Grande” was set to premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. As one of the … More

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