The Music Room is Haunted by an Indulgent Aristocrat’s Impending Doom by Joey Lee
It’s fascinating to think of music as an aristocrat’s (or zamindar‘s, as they were referred…
NINE TO FIVE Is Nothing Like You Imagine: a Women’s+ Canon Piece by Joey Lee
I first stumbled across Nine to Five when I was a tween staying at a…
How Sarah Polley Gave Her Father Dignity by Erasing Herself from TAKE THIS WALTZ, by Joey Lee for The Women’s+ Canon
I saw Stories We Tell and Take This Waltz in the opposite order as viewers…
Baby Jane Isn’t the Only Looney Has-Been in this Gloriously Weird Camp Classic: Joey Lee on What Ever Happened to Baby Jane
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? succeeds because it knows what kind of movie it…
In Washington Square, The Only Way to Win the Game is Not to Play by Joey Lee
One of the wonderful qualities of Jennifer Jason Leigh is that, when you look at…
I Was Born, But… Shows Us We’re Stuck by Joey Lee (Year of the Month)
In modern American society, we assume that life will be better for most kids after…
Sixty Years Later, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre’s Anti-Capitalist Values Haven’t Aged a Day by Joey Lee (Year of the Month)
Is it just me or did The Treasure of the Sierra Madre age shockingly well?…
Year of the Month: Joey Lee on O Lucky Man!
I had no idea O Lucky Man! was the literal sequel Lindsay Anderson’s previous movie,…
A Canterbury Tale Gives History Buffs the Supervillain They Deserve by Joey Lee (Year of the Month)
A Canterbury Tale is so weird, I can’t believe someone made it. The fact that…