The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks Review (Tribeca 2022)
The myth of Rosa Parks has proved to be a neutering of the reality of a
June 19, 2022
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Billion Dollar Babies: The True Story Of The Cabbage Patch Kids Review (Tribeca 2022)
If you are a Gen-Xer or older Millennial, chances are you had at least one
June 17, 2022
Kaepernick & America Review (Tribeca 2022)
Late in Tommy Walker and Ross Hockrow’s timely documentary Kaepernick &
June 11, 2022
‘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
‘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
‘The Ringmaster’ Goes from Onion Rings to Mental Breakdowns
Documentaries are among the most deceptive of cinematic genres, shaping the
January 25, 2021
‘MLK/FBI’ Poses Complex Questions Without Easy Answers (NYFF58)
Can we judge a man’s character through the eyes of his enemies? How do we
September 20, 2020
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