LFF 2020: ‘On the Rocks’ is a Dreamy New York Treasure
After doubts of a potential disloyalty with respect to her husband, Dean (Marlon Wayans), his wife (Rashida Jones) is persuaded […]
LFF 2020: ‘One Night in Miami’ is an Inspiring Portrait of Four Black Icons
The year is 1964. A young Cassius Clay (Eli Goree) has just defeated world heavyweight champion Sonny Lister, and in […]
LFF 2020: ‘Kajillionaire’ is an Offbeat Comedy with Strong Performances
Kajillionaire is a film brimming with strange quirks. Though this is understandably off-putting for some, I found myself really getting […]
LFF 2020: ‘Shirley’ is an Exploration of Extremes
Shirley is a nauseating dive into the life of Shirley Jackson, which embraces the complexity of the woman at its […]
Boys State: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Democracy
What happens when you let a thousand teenaged boys run a government? In A24’s Boys State, it’s absolute chaos, and […]
An Interview with a Young Aspiring Artist: Jay Bennett
Exclusive interview with graphic designer Jay Bennett
The Male Gaze in the 21st Century Cinema
Voyeurism, the practice of taking pleasure in observing something private, is explained by the Freudian theory scopophilia; human instinct of […]
Frances Ha and Female Friendships
If you were to take a moment and think of what movies teach us about female friendships, what would you […]
Outer Space Movies: Unusual Wilderness Survival Stories
“I admire its purity. A survivor … unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality…. I can’t lie to you […]
Feminist Criticism on Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max: Fury Road has been on the spot of critics over the argument whether it can be perceived as […]