Citizen Dame

‘No Ordinary Life’ Turns the Camera on Extraordinary Camerawomen (Tribeca 2021)

We’ve often discussed the difference between the male and the female gaze on Citizen Dame, but rarely have we addressed what it means to have the cameraperson be a woman. This is one of the

Posted on June 25, 2021

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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

‘The Woman in the Window’: A Bad Book Becomes a Worse Movie

There are a lot of things people will say and/or write about The Woman in

May 14, 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

Top 5

Citizen Dame 5: Historical Women That Deserve Feature Films

Women are awesome. They can, to paraphrase Ginger Rogers, do anything men

March 26, 2021