Year of the Month: Sunil Patel on BRIEF ENCOUNTER
I had never even heard of Brief Encounter until 2019, when people recommended it to…
Intimacy and WandaVision, or Where Did All the Sex Go?: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Persia
There have been a lot of thinkpieces written in the past few years about the…
Year of the Month: Adriano Ferreira on CLOSER
The first time I saw Closer, about fifteen years ago (it was released in Brazil…
“It’s All In The Family”: Tom “Vomas” Morton on Sabrina
Sabrina opens like a fairy tale. A mansion, a wealthy family, two conflicted brothers, and…
Year of the Month: Adriano Ferreira on Everyone Else
The first time I heard of Everyone Else was when an American critic called it…
Lunch Links: OPEN RECESS
As Waking Life demonstrated, animation can elevate even the most mundane conversations into an ecstatic celebration…
Year of the Month: Tom “vomas” Morton on Letter from an Unknown Woman
Stefan Zweig’s 1922 novella Brief einer Unbekannten is one of those stories that has inspired…
Year of the Month: Babalugats on Twilight
When Twilight was released ten years ago it was met with massive financial success and…
Too Good
I’ve been watching through Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries again lately, and if you haven’t watched…
Movies I’ve Walked Out Of: CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
The opening credits should have been a warning that this movie wasn’t going to be…