Review ‘No Ordinary Life’ Turns the Camera on Extraordinary Camerawomen (Tribeca 2021) We’ve often discussed the difference between the male and the female gaze June 25, 2021
Review ‘Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It’ Showcases the Trials of a Trailblazing Icon (Tribeca 2021) Few would fail to acknowledge that Rita Moreno is a legend, even if you June 20, 2021
Review ‘Touch’ Works, Even When It Doesn’t Touch marks an interesting milestone, as writer, director, and lead actress June 14, 2021
Review ‘She Done Him Wrong’ Blu-ray is So, So Right Kino continues to outdo many of their competitors for high quality, June 7, 2021
Review ‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’…and Steal Our Hearts (Blu-ray Review) Silliness is underrated. We often dismiss films, especially films by or April 18, 2021
Editorial Reframing the Problem of TCM This month, TCM has introduced “Reframed,” a series dealing with March 6, 2021
Review Priscilla Dean Gives New Meaning to the Silent Film Heroine Priscilla Dean was a major silent film star, an action heroine and comic February 14, 2021
Review ‘The Ringmaster’ Goes from Onion Rings to Mental Breakdowns Documentaries are among the most deceptive of cinematic genres, shaping the January 25, 2021