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Polyamorous Streaming: “The Old Guard” & “Palm Springs”

A Telluride without Festivals is hard to imagine. Each of us has a favorite that we look forward to all … More

Adam Samberg, Charlize Theron, Cristin Milioti, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Kiki Layne

Police Brutality Sparked the Riots

Our country is fighting three threats–three toxins that are destroying our world. As deaths continue to surge due to the … More

A Secret Love, Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ, Pride, The Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson, The Half of It, Trans Rights

“Attending” a Virtual Film Festival: Mountainfilm 2020

One of my all-time favorite activities, going to film festivals, has changed drastically during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Many film festivals … More

Activism, March For Our Lives, Mountainfilm, Outdoor Adventure, Plastic Pollution

Fire isn’t the Tragedy, “Little Fires Everywhere”

There’s an oft-quoted line, “there’s no such thing as bad publicity”. When there’s a troubled production or a death in … More

adoption, Celeste Ng, Hulu, Kerry Washington, Little Fires Everywhere, photography, Reese Witherspoon

Merrily, Merrily Down The Stream

A recent study of our Stay At Home lives has purported that the average American is streaming about 8 hours … More

A Discovery of Witches, Amazon Prime, Crip Camp, Criterion Collection, Hulu, Mrs America, Netflix, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, streaming, The Fits, The Trolls World Tour, The Willoughbys

Binge-worthy VS Cringe-worthy

Once upon a time in America, office workers would gather around the water cooler and discuss the show they were … More

Birds of Prey, Bombshell, Cathy Yan, Charlize Theron, Eric Goode, John Lithgow, Margot Robbie, Tiger King

Watching Movies w/Friends…Remotely

As we shelter in place, there are some of us doing so alone. While we’re physically apart, there are still … More

Celeste Ng, Kerry Underwood, Netflix Party, Reese Witherspoon, streaming

Boulder International Film Festival 2020

I’m so grateful that I made it to the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) this month, March 5-8th. As Festivals … More

annette bening, Bartosz Bielenia, Bill Nighy, Corpus Christi, Eliza Rycembel, Hope Gap, Karen Whitehead, Poland, Suzanne Heintz

“Emma” — a delightful bon bon

Oh, the costumes; glorious works of art! Oh, the setting; massive English manor homes re-imagined as colorful backdrops to show … More

Ana Taylor-Joy, Autumn de Wilde, Bill Nighy, Coronavirus, Emma, Jane Austen, Myra McFadyen

Racism at the Movies

The 2020 Oscar Nominations weren’t very racially-diverse (#OscarSoWhite) and predominately male (#OscarSoMale), but some recent Hollywood films have given us … More

Clemency, Cynthia Erivo, Daniel Kaluuya, Harriet, Jodie Turner Smith, Just Mercy, Kasi Lemmon, Melanie Matsoukas, Queen & Slim

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