Challenging "Post-Racial" America
How I wish I could say that Young Jean Lee was on my radar before today. However, I must thank Kai Wright at The Root for covering and exposing the world to a wonderfully fresh and brilliant theater...
View ArticleGrrrl on Film: Part Two of the Grrrl on Film Director Spotlight on Kristy...
In this, the second part of my email interview with directors Kristy Guevara-Flanagan and Dawn Valadez, the collaborators talk about breaking the rules of documentary filmmaking, getting the girls to...
View ArticleSXSW Film: The Dish and the Spoon
Alison Bagnall’s The Dish and the Spoon opens with Rose (Greta Gerwig) despondently crying as she drives to the beach—clad in pajama bottoms, a boxy coat, and knit cap—after discovering her husband’s...
View ArticleSXSW Film: Small, Beautifully Moving Parts is a Road Movie for Tech Geeks
Sarah Sparks loves technology. A freelance tech geek, she fixes everything from new computers to old radios and calls her home pregnancy test a “nifty gadget.” When its digital face displays the word...
View ArticleSXSW Film: Fly Away Depicts Autism with Honesty, Tenderness
Fly Awayopens on Jeanne (Beth Broderick), a single mother, as she is awoken by her teenage daughter’s cries. “Bad girl! I hate myself!” It might not be a surprising sentiment from a teenager in the...
View ArticleWomen-Directed Documentaries Screening at the Portland International Film...
This year at the Portland International Film Festival, there's a wealth of documentary films directed by women! Check out some of them below (or put them on your Netflix queue for later)!PINK RIBBONS,...
View ArticleKeep an Eye Out for These Five New Women-Directed Horror and Action Films
“Those are the directors?” This question, delivered as a scoff, came from the man sitting behind me as the directors of the Etheria Film Night shorts program walked to the stage of Hollywood’s Egyptian...
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