Review ‘Shirley,’ or: Why Men Should Be Afraid Josephine Decker’s gorgeous new film Shirley opens with Rose (Odessa Young) reading Shirley Jackson’s short story “The Lottery” on a train to Bennington, Vermont. As the story concludes, a Posted on June 14, 2020 Share the post Posted by Lauren Humphries-Brooks
Editorial The Time To Do Better Is Now In 2016, not long before Trump’s election, film criticism had a proto-MeToo June 9, 2020
DameStruck, Review Damestruck: Olivia (1951) To hear many male critics tell it, lesbians were invented sometime in the June 4, 2020
Review Women Strike Back for the Unjustly Imprisoned in ‘The Third Strike’ When you imprison a person, you’re imprisoning more than just that person. May 8, 2020
Review ‘Harley’ Tells the Uncomfortable Story of an Underdog We Can’t Root For (Tribeca 2020) The tales of somewhat deluded real-life antiheroes have always been April 28, 2020
Review Women Rule the Bronx in ‘La Madrina: The [Savage] Life of Lorine Padilla’ (Tribeca 2020) In the 1970s, the Bronx faced mass unemployment, poverty, grasping April 23, 2020
Review The Medium is the Message in ‘Banksy Most Wanted’ (Tribeca 2020) Every year, Tribeca has at least one documentary covering street art. April 22, 2020